02-26-2014, 12:18 PM
wowzer, you might try connecting with a VPN. Verizon won't know who you're connecting to, and so it won't be slowed because of it. http://arstechnica.com/information-techn...hat-video/
But of course, it'll speed up on its own before too long, as Netflix will undoubtably have to capitulate to the extortion of Verizon taking money from both sides now, you ... and the content provider.
What's even better is data caps, like Comcast and AT&T inflict. Netflix will come faster but you'll have to curtail it's use.
We don't pay enough for them to update their network, so we get limits and higher costs. Ain't unbridled corporate greed wonderful?
But of course, it'll speed up on its own before too long, as Netflix will undoubtably have to capitulate to the extortion of Verizon taking money from both sides now, you ... and the content provider.
What's even better is data caps, like Comcast and AT&T inflict. Netflix will come faster but you'll have to curtail it's use.
We don't pay enough for them to update their network, so we get limits and higher costs. Ain't unbridled corporate greed wonderful?