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If they didn't peer with anyone they'd be a closed network and it would be illegal to advertise that as "internet access". They're legally required to live up
by astrodust 10y ago
If they didn't peer with anyone they'd be a closed network and it would be illegal to advertise that as "internet access".
They're legally required to live up to the claims of their product. If they say X Mbit/s then there needs to be at least a plausible case made that they can achieve those results. Anything significantly less is to invite a class-action lawsuit.