This honestly sounds more like an issue of social policy. The big ISPs make things like municipal broadband very hard to bring about. This leaves connectivity

This honestly sounds more like an issue of social policy. The big ISPs make things like municipal broadband very hard to bring about. This leaves connectivity of these communities in the hands of an executive many miles away, and they will always place more attention to the massive profits of bringing 5G to people in rich cities (themselves included) than servicing low or even no-profit markets. At this point some level of internet access could and maybe should be considered a public utility.