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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Bandwidth Blues: Spotting Internet Throttling and How You Can Fix It

You might not think to blame your internet provider when you’re staring at a buffering wheel. After all, there are several suspects. It could be an outdated router. Maybe you have a less-than-ideal router location. You could potentially solve slow speeds with an easy fix, like upgrading to a mesh network (which also has to be set up in the right spot) or simply restarting your modem and router.

But what if you’ve already attempted these tried-and-true methods, and your internet speeds are still subpar? In that case, the issue might be something your is intentionally doing: bandwidth throttling.

You read that right. Your ISP could be making your Wi-Fi slower on purpose. The Federal Communications Commission voted in 2023 to restore net neutrality rules that ban throttling, but the practice is still legal for now. Moreover, due to the  in which the court declined to hear an appeal on net neutrality, ISPs can still legally stifle your internet in the US. This means they can if you stream more TV than they want, or they can serve slower connections to websites owned by their competitors.

One solution to slow Wi-Fi (if it’s caused by internet throttling) is a virtual private network. Basically, providers need to see your IP address to slow down your internet, and a good VPN will shield that identity, though this comes with some limitations and downsides, which we’ll discuss below. We’ll walk you through how to tell if throttling is to blame and, if so, what to do about fixing your crummy Wi-Fi.

Read more: My Home Internet Journey: What I Learned From Testing Wi-Fi and Ethernet Connections

So your Wi-Fi is slow, and you think your service provider is throttling your connection. Before jumping to that conclusion, it’s important to first run through the usual troubleshooting list: Check that your router is centrally located in your home, reposition its antennas, double-check your network security, etc. If your laggy internet is due to your router being too weak to reach every room in your house, consider purchasing a Wi-Fi extender to boost your connectivity.

If you’ve run through the laundry list and your Wi-Fi is still chugging slowly, move on to the next step.

Next, test your internet speed using a service like Fast.com or Speedtest.net. Compare the results with the same test when your VPN is active. Using any VPN should cut your speed considerably, so the speed tests should show a discrepancy, with the VPN-active speed being notably slower than the VPN-inactive speed. But a VPN also hides the IP address that providers use to identify you, so if your speed test with the VPN is faster than without the VPN, that may mean your ISP is targeting your IP address for throttling.

If your provider is not limiting your bandwidth and you have slower speeds than expected, check out our suggestions to learn how to optimize the Wi-Fi in your apartment.

Bandwidth throttling FAQs

If you’re noticing a long buffering time when trying to stream your favorite television show, you might be experiencing bandwidth throttling. This happens when your ISP purposely slows down your internet speeds by controlling your bandwidth. Unfortunately, it’s still legal and common. However, the FCC voted to move forward with net neutrality rules in late 2023, which would regulate ISPs and ban throttling. Past efforts were also made when President Joe Biden signed an executive order in 2021 to get bandwidth throttling banned.

Why do ISPs throttle bandwidth?

If you’ve checked your internet speed through an Ethernet connection and your results still didn’t improve, you might want to check if your provider is to blame. By using a simple connection speed test, like the one through M-Lab, you can see if your ISP is providing consistent performance no matter the content you’re accessing.

How do I stop my ISP from throttling my bandwidth?

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