Dorge has a point though. Everyone knows that in any scenario...

Dorge has a point though. Everyone knows that in any scenario that speedtests aren't representative of what the end user would experience in their day to day usage. That's why the best way to test if Wangle works is just to use it over a time. Of course this gives us a lot of anecdotal evidence but that's speed for you, it's always different. One measurable quality that we can witness though is the data savings. If Wangle manages to operate at same or better speeds than without it but consistently save a noticeable amount data then we should be ok.