Below you can see an overview of the traffic management policies used on our broadband products.
The publication of these details is in accordance with the industry Broadband Stakeholders Group voluntary code of practice. As such TalkTalk is committed to making traffic management easier to understand.
For more information on this code of practice see here
Section 1: Traffic management in relation to your broadband product(not including during busy times and places to manage network congestion see Section 2)
Section 2: Traffic management to optimise network utilisation
(what happens during busy time and places in addition to traffic management as described in section 1)
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Section 1: Traffic management in relation to your broadband product(not including during busy times and places to manage network congestion see Section 2)
Section 2: Traffic management to optimise network utilisation
(what happens during busy time and places in addition to traffic management as described in section 1)
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Section 1: Traffic management in relation to your broadband product(not including during busy times and places to manage network congestion see Section 2)
Traffic management to optimise network utilisation
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| Is traffic management used during peak hours? | NO | |||
| *This KFI gives an overview of typical traffic management practices undertaken on this product; it does not cover circumstances where exceptional external events may impact on network congestion levels.
**This excludes any service, content, application or protocol that an ISP is required to block by UK law and child abuse images as informed by the list provided by the Internet Watch Foundation. |
