Re:FCC Revamps Its Mobile Speed Test App
by atonse on Wednesday July 24, 2024 @08:22AM
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How is Apple allowing this under the vendor’s Apple Developer account?
We were forced to release our app with the Gov agency’s account to ensure there isn’t any confusion (3-4 years ago). And I kind of agree with that policy (as you can already see from some HN comments)
Re:FCC Revamps Its Mobile Speed Test App
by xzxa on Wednesday July 24, 2024 @02:09PM
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The FCC updating its Mobile Speed Test App sounds promising! Hopefully, it means more accurate data for consumers to gauge their mobile network performance. It's always been tricky to trust carrier claims without solid, independent metrics. Anyone had a chance to try the updated version yet? Curious about how it stacks up against other popular speed test apps like Ookla and Fast. Could this move push carriers to improve their networks? Let's discuss!
Re:FCC Revamps Its Mobile Speed Test App
by chris-orgmenta on Saturday July 27, 2024 @10:05AM
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I believe it's for probing and testing.
They're using it to a. See what exactly are red flags to us such that we notice them as non-human, b. Testing to see when they successfully slip past us.
These are the obvious ones; I suspect there are many that we are now not noticing.
We're providing free data to them whenever we do or do not flag the comments, unfortunately.
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We were forced to release our app with the Gov agency’s account to ensure there isn’t any confusion (3-4 years ago). And I kind of agree with that policy (as you can already see from some HN comments)
Does someone get their kicks off flooding the site with these low-effort spammy (frequently incorrect) summaries based on the titles of posts?
If I wanted to be subjected to AI slop I'd just paste the title into ChatGPT myself.
They're using it to a. See what exactly are red flags to us such that we notice them as non-human, b. Testing to see when they successfully slip past us.
These are the obvious ones; I suspect there are many that we are now not noticing.
We're providing free data to them whenever we do or do not flag the comments, unfortunately.