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Throttling

Anonymous
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on ‎17-11-2016 23:54

on ‎17-11-2016 23:54

Hi all,

My internet speed is fast but YouTube videos are being throttled on my phone. I can barely even watch a video in 144p at this rate.

How do I turn this off?
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viridis
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on ‎18-11-2016 00:06

on ‎18-11-2016 00:06

Are you talking about on WiFi or mobile data?
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on ‎18-11-2016 06:51

on ‎18-11-2016 06:51

Change your data APN username to bypass to avoid compression on mobile data
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on ‎18-11-2016 08:21

on ‎18-11-2016 08:21

The IOS app throttles and this is baked into the app, so no point changing the APN to avoid compression wont work, because the App knows you are on a Mobile Connection.
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Only just noticed this is in apple section so my comment only applies to android devices.
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on ‎18-11-2016 09:37

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For clarity (for me) it would be good to know whether phone is actually an iPhone?

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on ‎18-11-2016 09:59

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@Cleoriff wrote:

For clarity (for me) it would be good to know whether phone is actually an iPhone?

IPhone section....so I would think so Confused

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on ‎18-11-2016 11:01

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@jonsie wrote:
@Cleoriff wrote:

For clarity (for me) it would be good to know whether phone is actually an iPhone?

IPhone section....so I would think so Confused

Yes you would think so. However I have spent a great deal of time asking for posts to be moved from O2 Home and Off Topic into the relevant sections so I don't take anything for granted actually..

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