> So I VPN'd into work (We have a non-split-tunnel VPN available), and then we > can watch it, no problem. It's the same content, being delivered over the > same network, only it's encrypted and hidden from FiOS's routers. There's no > other explanation, simply, caught red handed.
I reject the premise. By VPN'ing into a different network you are -- by definition -- getting traffic to and from Netflix via a different peering-point, presumably one that doesn't have 100s, 1000s, tens of 1000s, of Netflix customers all trying to cross it at the same time. It may be a narrower peering point than the one FIOS is connected to, but it suffers FAR less contention. You've constructed a flawed experiment, and then extrapolated massively from it. D
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