will you please explain to me why using your phone exactly the way it was marketed to you amounts to a DDOS attack? AT&T has been making money by the boatload by having the monopoly on the iphone, constantly advertise how totally awesome their network is, and is willing to aggressively sue if someone is bold enough to back-sass them about the quality of their network. Yet if you buy an iphone you find that not only does the network kind of suck despite the inordinately expensive plan you've been forced into in order to have unlimited data but also that AT&T, the company that promised you all these great things on their totally awesome network, will eventually begin to tell you that its your fault that your phone doesn't work well and that not only are you ruining it for yourself but your slowing it down for everyone else too....you need to use less data, but do keep paying for that unlimited (unlimited, of course, meaning 5GB/Mo) plan, otherwise we wont have money to hire more Wilson brothers to trick new marks.....
Seriously though it seems like this guy is asking people to use Pandora, not to maliciously inject packets- also they are not trying to deny service to legitimate users- these ARE legitimate users locked into contracts on a network that does not preform anywhere near the way they were led to believe it would. They will use their phones legitimately- ostensibly to run apps that they also paid for simply to prove, at least in the way that I understand it, that AT&T network does not work as advertised, and that its not the fault of some über heavy iphone data users, but that it simply is insufficient to cover the existing customer base. AT&T is treating its best customers the worst, and if their network is unable to be scaled to handle the traffic in a profitable manner why not drop the iphone and other such smart devices and let some poor other wireless provider deal with the impossible task...
