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In first world countries it is. In Poland since 2009: http://www.prepaid-wireless-internet-access.com/page/Poland+-+Aero2+%28Free+Internet%29 http://www.prepaid
by mcalus3 7y ago
In first world countries it is. In Poland since 2009: http://www.prepaid-wireless-internet-access.com/page/Poland+-+Aero2+%28Free+Internet%29 http://www.prepaid-wireless-internet-access.com/page/Poland+...
- ge0rg 7y agoNot universally. In Germany, there is only a federal decree guaranteeing 56kbit/s modem speed, and this is not a human right but merely an obligation to the state telco.
- chewz 7y agoIn Poland Aero won its licence on preferential terms with obligation to provide free mobile internet for everyone who wants it. It is limited and many people will rather choose commercial providers (faster, more flexible plans) but it is working and is free. PS. Germany has toll-free highways, Polish are quite expensive..