Does this make sense?

[ronnie_94]

ISP x shapes your line, specific times i cannot do anything on the Facebook app because of ISP x's shaping. ISP x calls me to explain why i cannot use my Facebook app. ISP x states that the shaping is the cause, BUT if i use a browser to log into Facebook on my phone i will not be affected. Is it just me who thinks that this makes no sense? Why shape the app if all i can do is login from my browser and do exactly what the app does? Surely that defeats the object of shaping the app?

 

[Yuu]

Honestly, change to ISP Y. Time to cross ISP X out.

 

[Segg]

If the ISP phoned you to inform you they are shaping the app, I would very seriously considering changing

 

[Thor]

Mmm that sounds like isp x does not adhere to net neutrality

 

[ronnie_94]

Turns out ISP x is shaping the app because it uses the same port as file sharing apps like torrents? Not sure why so many customers are ok with this?

 

[Segg]

Turns out ISP x is shaping the app because it uses the same port as file sharing apps like torrents? Not sure why so many customers are ok with this?

Sounds like a BS excuse to me

 

[jdido87]

Turns out ISP x is shaping the app because it uses the same port as file sharing apps like torrents? Not sure why so many customers are ok with this?

Care to disclose because I am with ISP W & X but even a GIF on Twitter or Facebook buffers badly.

 

[Icemanbrfc]

So who is this ISP y and x, because the other ISP m is not so bad. But Isp J and Q are terrible. Msp