A few days ago, we told you that YouTube’s specs don’t allow it to be one of the streaming video sites covered by T-Mobile’s Binge On feature. For those just returning from a long trip out of the country, Binge On allows covered T-Mobile subscribers to stream video from certain providers without using any of the customer’s monthly data allowance. Even though the video sharing site isn’t included in Binge On, YouTube has complained that the quality of its service is being downgraded by the carrier.
Today, T-Mobile has released a statement to DSL Reports saying that it has not slowed down … – Source
Semantics 101: T-Mobile says it is downgrading video streams, not throttling them