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Originally Posted by Chad
I like the piece on the BT website:
"•Many other internet service providers put restrictions on certain types of internet traffic or a limit on how much you can download or upload which means that at peak times of day, customers may experience slower speeds.
•We don't think that's a good enough experience for BT customers so we have made all of our unlimited products 'Totally Unlimited'.
•'Totally Unlimited' means that you will be able to enjoy catch-up TV, streamed films, online gaming and other bandwidth-eating applications, without ever being slowed down by traffic management controls."
Personally this is the kind of commitment I'd like to see from all ISP's. It's a bold statement which appeals to me and my internet usage.
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All at a time when VM change their traffic management policy as well.
As Openreach are to begin rolling out FTTP on demand from the end of the month (it could take ISP's longer to offer it) it shows the infrastructure is there.
It certainly will leave VM on the back foot as Multicast for TV is also either now or becoming available for ISP's also. Sky would be able to give a good offering with that in place nationwide!