Thank you! I&#x27;m a T-Mobile customer and that&#x27;s exactly what I was thinking when I read about this plan. For what it&#x27;s worth, as a customer I know I can opt out of this plan and I didn&#x27;t, because unlimited lower resolution video simply is worth more to me than limited high resolution video.<p>Personally my only concern is that zero rating only applies to video providers that sign up with them. If they want to be good corporate citizens, I think they should zero rate all the streams they detect as video, so there&#x27;s a 1:1 mapping between zero rated and throttled.<p>I live in New York, where many many people&#x27;s only connection to the Internet is on their phone. They have no home wifi. With this plan, t-mobile just became way more cost effective for those people if they want to watch tons of video.<p>Is it the first step down a slippery slope? I don&#x27;t know. But this first step is awfully appealing from my point of view as a cheapskate consumer.<p>(My views here do not in any way represent the opinions of my employer.)