T-Mobile Using Image Compression Proxy?

[Biscuit1001]

See if this helps answer any questions.

Support: Picture Messaging (MMS) Feature Overview

That has nothing to do with the issue. As the OP shows, web traffic is being redirected through a proxy. This creates an issue with logging in to a site, etc. And again, I shouldn't be throttled at all, since I'm not on an unlimited plan, yet I find it odd that it came up (with me) right after hitting the 2GB usage point (I paid for 3.5GB, mobile broadband 4G hotspot plan, NOT a cell phone).

This also hasn't happened in previously months. I think it's a T-Mo network issue, where some users get sent through their proxies by mistake.

 

[Petrah]

I only said that because you said something about image quality, meaning the images sent through MMS are being compressed and reducing the quality of the images. That's what I thought you meant.