Truly unlimited isn't coming back anytime soon, not in the US. Providers will tell you they're at capacity and need to slow down streaming to avoid congestion. That's a load horse hockey.
Providers have tons of capacity but they want both sides to pay for it. They to charge both the streaming viewer and the streaming provider extra.
They see punish the consumer as the best way to accomplish this goal. Make you and me so dissatisfied with usage caps and buffering that we will accept state and federal bills that give the provider "more freedom to expand" so they can "meet our needs for the future" and other carp that lobbying groups spout.
Just my five cents.
