T-Mobile recently launched a service called Binge On, that lets users watch as much video content from select sources as they want. The trick here is that the company down scales the content to 480p and this is something that YouTube agreed to. What YouTube didn’t agree to is allowing T-Mobile to throttle the bandwidth of its users, which YouTube is now accusing T-Mobile of.
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