But now, those references have all been removed.
There used to be references all over it to Network Optimization only affecting those with 3G connections, and that if you wanted to avoid being throttled you should buy an LTE device. Take a look at the screenshots below of Verizon’s Network Optimization page today compared to what it looked like back on July 20. For more information about our Network Optimization, please refer to The changes on Verizon’s site to reflect this move are already taking place. Customers on MORE Everything or other usage-based data plans are not subject to Network Optimization. Based on your plan and recent data usage, one or more lines on your account may experience a reduction in data speeds when connected to a cell site experiencing high demand. Effective October 1, Verizon Wireless will expand its existing Network Optimization policy to include its unlimited data subscribers using 4G LTE devices who have fulfilled their minimum contract term. In 2011, Verizon Wireless launched Network Optimization, which slows the data speeds of its unlimited data subscribers with 3G devices who are in the top 5% of data users when they connect to a cell site experiencing high demand. Wireless strives to provide its customers with the best wireless experience when using our network.
VERIZON THROTTLED MEANING INSTALL
Install the Data Usage Widget (available on most smartphones).Predict data needs by using Verizon’s Data Calculator.View real-time data use information on My Verizon and My Verizon Mobile.Use VZW tools to track and manage data usage:.Migrate to a MORE Everything plan or usage based data feature.If you are worried that you may be impacted by Network Optimization, Verizon has options for you, though you you may not love them: That could fluctuate over time, though we aren’t sure how often Verizon updates this number. Are attempting to use data on a cell site that is experiencing high demandĪccording to Verizon’s Network Optimization page, as of March 2014, you qualify as being in the top 5% if you use 4.7GB of data or more per month.Have fulfilled their minimum contract term.Enrolled on an unlimited data plan or feature.
Top 5% of data users (you use 4.7GB of data per month or more).In order to see reduced speeds, you have to be a customer that meets all of the criteria below (again, ALL of the criteria): This is the exact wording for the potential throttling – “ The customer may continue to be impacted for the rest of the current billing cycle and through the next billing cycle, but only while on a cell site that is experiencing high demand.” From information we have received from sources (and now reflected on Verizon’s own policy), the throttling could last through a current billing cycle and on to the end of the next, should a user be on a cell site experiencing high demand. Update: The policy is changing somewhat on how long you could be throttled. Once that customer leaves the cell site under stress, their connection should return to normal. This is only a temporary reduction, not a billing cycle throttle. On October 1, Verizon will expand its existing Network Optimization policy to include unlimited data customers who use 4G LTE devices and “have fulfilled their minimum contract term.” That “optimization” occurs when an unlimited data customer meets specific criteria and hops onto a cell site that is experiencing high demand. Like before, this only affects unlimited data customers. But according to sources of ours, along with at least one reader who has been notified of the change, LTE will become a part of the “optimization” starting October 1. Since most of you are all on 4G LTE now, it really didn’t matter much. The thing is, up until now, Network Optimization only affected the 3G connection of those with unlimited data plans. What is Network Optimization? Well, it’s a little bit like throttling in that Verizon can slow down your data connection if you meet a list of factors, because they don’t want you to ruin the data experience for the rest of their customers. Back in September of 2011, Verizon introduced a new initiative called Network Optimization that only affected unlimited data customers.
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