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Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth
From: Harry Strongburg <harry.nanog () harry lu>
Date: Sat, 25 Sep 2010 22:37:25 +0000
On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 09:56:15PM +0000, khatfield () socllc net wrote:
Speaking to your example with Blizzard:
It was not my example, I do not play Blizzard games.
The Blizzard downloader does provide an option to disable P2P transfers which then downloads direct via http from Blizzard.
This is nice. Many other games using Pando and other such P2P downloaders do not.
Yes, the update software defaults to allow P2P but it isn't like they are forcing it upon their users. I have seen Sony do the same thing and have never seen a downloader that you couldn't disable that option if you like.
I am 100% sure "Pando Media Booster" do not give you the option of disabling it. Unless they hide it very, very deep.
Current thread:
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth, (continued)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth manolo hernandez (Sep 28)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth Jason Iannone (Sep 28)
- RE: Online games stealing your bandwidth Nathan Eisenberg (Sep 28)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth Jack Bates (Sep 28)
- RE: Online games stealing your bandwidth Warren Bailey (Sep 28)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth Harry Strongburg (Sep 25)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth Mark Smith (Sep 28)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth khatfield (Sep 25)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth Harry Strongburg (Sep 25)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth Valdis . Kletnieks (Sep 26)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth Valdis . Kletnieks (Sep 27)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth Leigh Porter (Sep 27)
- Re: Online games stealing your bandwidth Jack Bates (Sep 27)
