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> For one, taking credit for something they have not delivered. I don't read it in that statement. I read it as a factual representation of the current state o
by sharpercoder 9y ago
> For one, taking credit for something they have not delivered.
I don't read it in that statement. I read it as a factual representation of the current state of the internet in India. Why do you interpret this as "taking credit"?
- thisisit 9y agoHere's the line in question: > Cheaper data through carrier innovation and greater access to public WiFi such as Google Station makes the richness of the internet more accessible to Indians. The accessibility of Internet has changed dramatically in the last year through "carrier innovation" called Jio. But Google Station has a very limited reach. In comparison Jio Hotspots have wider reach but gets no mention at all.
- Gigablah 9y agoSeems like you're just upset that a company's press release doesn't mention other companies.
- vijaybritto 9y agoThey haven't structured the sentence well. They are taking credit only for their WiFi networks. Besides Google is not a carrier and hence they can't logically take credit while talking about carrier innovation.