Stop throttling video games, CRTC tells Rogers

Rogers Communications is breaking the law by deliberately slowing down certain types of Internet traffic, the CRTC says.

In a letter made public Jan. 20, the CRTC gives Rogers two weeks to show it’s complying with the rules.
“Commission staff is of the belief that Rogers applies a technical ITMP to unidentified traffic using default peer-to-peer (P2P) ports,” said Andrea Rosen, the CRTC’s chief compliance and enforcement officer.