Sentence examples for throttling data from inspiring English sources

The company began throttling data speeds in 2011 after customers used as little as 2 gigabytes of data in a billing period, the FTC charges.

We all have heard stories of U.S. carriers like Verizon throttling data usage once it reaches a certain point.

This includes throttling data allowances in real time, but this strategy only works when low impact use such as voice calls can be prioritised over high-resource uses such as streaming video.

In the same year Verizon began throttling data rates for customers using its 3G networks and the expanded policy will now apply to those using devices capable of using higher capacity 4G technology.

Any data fiends out there on T-mobile may no longer be able to scoff at AT&T's idea of "unlimited" data, as come October 16, T-mobile are going to start throttling data speeds when a user goes over 5GB.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if that's the case, then throttling data-hungry unlimited users (who obviously aren't that data-hungry after all) doesn't really have much to do with keeping the network speedy.

The process determines how much bandwidth is available and throttles data transmission accordingly.

This feedback loop allows TCP to run congestion avoidance: If acks return at a slower rate than the data was sent out, that indicates that there is little bandwidth available, and the source throttles data transmission down accordingly.

The long-running case commenced in 2014 when the FTC brought an enforcement action against AT&T under Section 5 of the FTC Act, 15 U.S.C. § 45; the agency alleged that the company which unfairly throttled data speeds for millions of customers with unlimited data plans and deceptively failed to disclose the unlimited data plan's "significant and material data restrictions" in advertisements.

The operator currently offers a $30/month "unlimited" (but potentially throttled) data plan.

The FCC charges that AT&T throttled data plans for subscribers grandfathered into its unlimited data plans and "failed to adequately notify" customers that they'd be experiencing much slower speeds.