02-28-2023 09:12 PM
Hi,
I'm wondering if Smarty does any traffic shaping that may effect SSL or similar. I am a new customer and have noticed that, on my android (Pixel 5), I get and SSL protocol error on a website I frequent as well as being told I am offline on another popular app. None of these issues occur when I'm on WiFi which makes me think it's an issue with Smarty. A proxy or traffic shaping is my first thought but I am open to other ideas. I have gone through the usual technical solutions on my mobile.
03-01-2023 09:28 AM
I'd expect Three UK (and therefore SMARTY) have an active bandwidth management policy, and operate proxy servers to enforce any adult content restrictions they and SMARTY use.
I guess both could impact your experience with any given website, over a mobile internet connection.
No doubt different policies would apply when you're using a Wi-Fi network to visit any given website.