T-Mobile announced today that the company has added 16 new partners to its Binge On service, bringing the total amount of content providers to over 100. New additions include Apple Music and more.
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T-Mobile has added a number of partners to its popular Binge On program, including YouTube and others. The carrier has also introduced a policy that will allow content providers to opt out.
The EFF has done some research and determined that T-Mobile is throttling video traffic with their "Binge On" service in direct opposition to the United States' Net Neutrality rules passed in 2015.
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