AT&T: P2P Apps on Mobile Phones, Laptop Cards Not Allowed
ugh
But this is just "Bursting" with lawsuit goodness. At least they are upfront about it and mention it in their Contract terms.
Yet, despite the suppossed "technical" reason, they still are descriminating against a paticular application of they network. This arguement will fall flat when it's proven that there are other "sanctioned" apps that have a similar usage pattern.
Yet, despite the suppossed "technical" reason, they still are descriminating against a paticular application of they network. This arguement will fall flat when it's proven that there are other "sanctioned" apps that have a similar usage pattern.
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Yeah, the buzzword of "net neutrality" comes to mind here if that would turn out to be the case. Bandwidth is one thing, but a specific class of apps being singled out has already gotten other ISPs in some hot water with the feds including both P2P and VoIP.
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