The net neutrality testing app that Apple rejected is available now

Ars Technica
By Jon BrodkinJan 19, 2018, 10:40 am136 pts
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images | alexsl) An iPhone application that attempts to detect whether ISPs are throttling online services is now available on Apple's App Store, despite Apple originally refusing to allow it onto iPhones and iPads. The Wehe app has been available for iOS at this link since last night. It…

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