I've made it known here that I'm a huge supporter of net neutrality but, this has nothing to do with it. Net Neutrality did not cover wireless providers in the same way that it covered ISPs. Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile (and all the wireless providers) have and have had throttling policies in place for many, many, many years regardless of Net Neutrality.
We deal with this on a monthly basis at work from Verizon. If you hit your data limit for your plan, Verizon makes the services practically unusable because of throttling. We have MiFi devices that have "unlimited data" but, only the first 50GB is at LTE speed. Once you hit 50GB, it slows to >1 Mbps.
We deal with this on a monthly basis at work from Verizon. If you hit your data limit for your plan, Verizon makes the services practically unusable because of throttling. We have MiFi devices that have "unlimited data" but, only the first 50GB is at LTE speed. Once you hit 50GB, it slows to >1 Mbps.