Breitbandmessung
Universal version latest seen at v3.11.0 · Reported by 66 Macs in the community.
All sighted native versions (14):
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Breitbandmessung is an internet speed and quality measurement utility from the Bundesnetzagentur (German Federal Network Agency). It measures your actual download and upload speeds, latency, and connection quality to help diagnose whether your internet service is meeting contracted speeds. The app serves both as a compliance tool for German telecom regulations (allowing users to document underperformance claims) and as a general broadband diagnostics tool. It includes fixed-line broadband testing, mobile network testing, and the ability to map coverage gaps (Funklöcher). The service is part of Germany's regulatory framework for monitoring and enforcing broadband quality standards.</description> <parameter name="recommendation">A native Apple Silicon (Universal Binary) build of Breitbandmessung has been confirmed running on real Macs. Anyone still on an older Intel-only build under Rosetta will benefit from updating to the latest version, which runs natively on M-series Macs with better performance and battery efficiency. You can download the current build directly from the official Breitbandmessung desktop app page.
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1 suggestionThe Breitbandmessung desktop app for macOS has been updated recently and version 3.11.0 was released as of December 2025. The official desktop-app page at breitbandmessung.de/desktop-app is the best place to check for the current version and download the latest build. The app's GitHub organisation (github.com/Breitbandmessung) contains open-source components of the service. If you are running an older Intel-only build under Rosetta, visit the official desktop-app page to download the most recent version available for your Mac architecture.
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