TrafficSense needs to be applied to everyone equally, although I suppose that someone paying more for a 'proper' mobile broadband tariff could find that they are given a higher priority.
Clearly Three then needs to monitor things and if some areas are struggling with demand, and users are excessively restricted, then more money can be spent in those areas.
A hard cap on tethering seems very harsh to me too, especially with a 2GB maximum. I'd have hoped that TrafficSense could have been applied there too, perhaps more harshly than handset-only usage.
Anyway, Three (like others) will monitor the situation and make adjustments as required. It's a business at the end of the day.
Clearly Three then needs to monitor things and if some areas are struggling with demand, and users are excessively restricted, then more money can be spent in those areas.
A hard cap on tethering seems very harsh to me too, especially with a 2GB maximum. I'd have hoped that TrafficSense could have been applied there too, perhaps more harshly than handset-only usage.
Anyway, Three (like others) will monitor the situation and make adjustments as required. It's a business at the end of the day.




Mark