BingeOn does exactly what the ads for it say it does, and is entirely optional. letting customers choose the quality is good for customers, and t-mobile isn't beholden to anyone else
the EFF has lost it's way
the EFF has lost it's way
Without EFF, the important facts which Legere has been trying to gloss over would not have reached me.
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/t-mobiles-binge-on-indiscri...
I'm glad we have consumer advocates such as the EFF that pay attention to this. I appreciate all of the other things that T-mobile has done to move the US Carrier industry forward, but they got this one wrong.
There isn't anything wrong with trying to innovate, but T-mobile should have not opted customers in by default, especially without being upfront about the throttling.