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I really cannot concur. I live in the depths of Bavaria in a small village with ~2000 residents. Our apartment is connected by two 100MBit/s DSL and 500MBit/s C
by Mo3 7y ago
I really cannot concur. I live in the depths of Bavaria in a small village with ~2000 residents. Our apartment is connected by two 100MBit/s DSL and 500MBit/s Cable lines, set up in failover configuration in case one goes down (which always only happens on Cable for a few minutes, and that setup exists only because I work 100% remote). The village is located in a mountainous region, yet everywhere I go, I have +100Mbit/s LTE available, safe for the completely unpopulated areas between mountains.
For all of this I pay
- 39,99 for the cable
- 29,99 for the DSL
- 30,00 for unlimited LTE
On the other hand, there are very small villages with population < 500 with only 10 or 20Mbit/s DSL available. However, I think that this is to be expected in these areas and any complaint about it is, at least in this day and age, a first world problem and your own fault for living in the middle of nowhere.
- pingyong 7y ago>30,00 for unlimited LTE Where can you get unlimited mobile data plans in Germany?
- Mo3 7y agoFreenet FUNK is mine and the cheapest. Besides that Telekom, Vodafone and o2 all offer uncapped LTE at prices ranging from 59,99 to 90,00/month.
- paule89 7y agoSorry but your setup seems to be outragouesly unique. Often times you have either cable or dsl. But not both. Also what about your upload speeds? probably only 20MBit/s or 40 max. I dream of a land with 10Gbit symmatrical networking for an affordable price. It would be future proof. I could role my own server. Heck i could probably start a cloud business and scale up if i wanted to somehow by buying more fiber lines.
- Mo3 7y agoThere are a lot of places where you can get both. Upload is 50Mbit/s on DSL and 50Mbit/s on Cable