A Vodafone subscriber (GB) from Kingston Upon Hull, England uses Unlimited Max Plan (full capacity 4G & 5G) on their Note 10 Plus 5G phone.Let’s start with all the facts we have from GreatBritain’s (I’ll call him GB from now) thread and then follow these to their logical conclusion: There are compelling reasons to believe that this is, in fact, an act of deliberate throttling on the part of Vodafone. Something is definitely suspicious here, but is it fair to accuse Vodafone of engaging in deliberate throttling or could this problem be adequately explained as a temporary technical issue? In fact, they also report the exact same problem occurring while in Manchester. The user – who lives in Kingston Upon Hull, England – explicitly pointed out that they performed these tests at the exact same spot and the only thing that changes between the two tests is the connection to a VPN: The individual – who goes by the username GreatBritain on ’s official forums – created a thread with their complaint along with the said proof that something fishy is going on with Vodafone’s networks.Īccording to the user, the speed tests were performed on his Note 10 Plus 5G phone using Vodafone’s mobile data before and after connecting to a VPN.
What’s different this time is that a subscriber has actually recorded video evidence that proves, without a shadow of a doubt, that Vodafone is slowing down internet speeds. This might not seem surprising, as the multinational telecom provider has been blamed more times than we can remember for engaging in the practice of connection throttling. Vodafone has been caught red-handed throttling mobile internet connections of users.
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