digital_stor
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Hello
It seems that my broadband distributor recently has started to control what the user downloads... Why I think so is because I have a 10 Mbit connection that works perfectly if I'm using FTP and downloading other files/updates from the web. If I use for example DC+ it starts to download in a high speed then it decreases to 2-6 kb and it happens everytime. When I have tested this I know that the one I download from also has a 10 Mbit... So my question is..how can the distributor know which program that are used to download files. When u create a peer connection which information about the users are sent?
Would really be glad if anyone could explain this
Thanks /D_S
It seems that my broadband distributor recently has started to control what the user downloads... Why I think so is because I have a 10 Mbit connection that works perfectly if I'm using FTP and downloading other files/updates from the web. If I use for example DC+ it starts to download in a high speed then it decreases to 2-6 kb and it happens everytime. When I have tested this I know that the one I download from also has a 10 Mbit... So my question is..how can the distributor know which program that are used to download files. When u create a peer connection which information about the users are sent?
Would really be glad if anyone could explain this
Thanks /D_S