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Um, sure. Shall I translate? "U.S. Wireless Industry is finally going to be unregulated so they can do whatever they want", FCC says.
by SpikeDad 9y ago
Um, sure. Shall I translate?
"U.S. Wireless Industry is finally going to be unregulated so they can do whatever they want", FCC says.
- ianai 9y agoI read that the same way.
- j605 9y agoIf they are unregulated you would end up with AT&T or Verizon hoarding spectrum and not cooperating with other carriers. If you had experienced pricing and service outside of US, you can clearly understand how ridiculous it looks from the outside.
- jon_richards 9y agoI just bought 2gb/day of 4g data for 2 months for $10 in India. I get 2gb/month in the US.
- wil421 9y agoI pay something like $65 a month for unlimited data with AT&T. India isn't a fair comparison, my colleague recently went to visit a team there and was able to get a free SIM card. Like literally a free SIM card with a decent amount of data from an up and coming provider. How much is $10 a month for someone on an Indian salary?
- kevin_b_er 9y agoI agree. This follows the standard practices of the Republican party: Reduce regulations and lawful protections for the public in order to enrich the already rich. Look to major mergers occurring now. Look forward to increased cellular bills. Look forward to less reliable wireless. Look forward to more throttling. Look forward to more bandwidth caps. You will receive no benefit from FCC's position unless you own large shares of the wireless companies.