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Cox Communications is lowering Internet upload speeds in neighborhoods to stop "excessive usage" A gigabit customer who was using 8 TB to 12 TB a month was flagged by Cox for excessive usage.
Cox lowered the upload speeds on the gigabit-download plan from 35Mbps to 10Mbps for the customer's whole neighborhood.
Cox confirmed to Ars that it has imposed neighborhood-wide slowdowns in multiple neighborhoods.
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