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www.itv.com/news/2020-03-24/improve-internet-speeds-working-from-home-coronavirus/
Yet another article about internet speeds while at home due to Covid 19. This one has some basic common sense things to check. We are well used to the evening peak, but are seeing a lot more daytime traffic than usual.
Six ways to improve your internet speed while working from home - including not using your microwave
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With the UK locked-down amid the coronavirus pandemic, many people working from home for the first time are now realising their internet speeds are not as fast as they'd like. After Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered everyone to work from home if at all possible, it is likely hundreds of thousands...www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-throttles-some-its-services-due-to-high-demand?fbclid=IwAR0wkDWnjPV...
Microsoft throttles some its services due to high demand
www.neowin.net
Microsoft has sent a warning to commercial customers, letting them know that certain features will be more restricted in response to high demand, which has been causing some issues.YouTube has followed Netflix’s lead in reducing video quality across Europe, according to a Reuters report, to help the continent’s internet service providers cope with the increased usage as social distancing continues.All YouTube videos will now play in standard definition by default for viewers in the EU, a move which should substantially reduce the bandwidth used by visitors to the Google-owned website.
www.thejournal.ie/netflix-to-reduce-streaming-quality-in-europe-for-30-days-to-ease-internet-pres...
Not sure if this applies to Ireland. Worth noting many people streaming in 4k or High Definition on devices such as laptops, ipads and phones that cant even display that quality. Check your settings and use standard definition.
Netflix to reduce streaming quality in Europe for 30 days to ease internet pressure
www.thejournal.ie
The move follows calls from EU’s European Commissioner for internal market Thierry Breton.Our installation team have been grounded until further notice. We must put their safety first but we apologise for any inconvenience caused. Our offices remain open as usual.