Throttled data transfer, also known as data transfer throttling or lean data transfer, is the deliberate regulation of the data transfer rate in a communications system. Data transfer throttling can be used in any scenario where it is necessary or desirable to limit the amount of data
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An example of the use of data transfer throttling is in the prevention of spam or bulk e-mail transmission through a networkserver. If the number of e-mail messages sent through the server is limited to, say, one destination address per minute, it is impossible for that server to effectively operate as a medium for the transmission of spam because it would take weeks or months to transfer the number Data Transmission Standards definition sponsored by SearchNetworking.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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