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I've seen constant improvements during the past decade. The main issue nowadays is that more often than not, unlimited 4G is reasonably fast and reliable, many
by hocuspocus 7y ago
I've seen constant improvements during the past decade. The main issue nowadays is that more often than not, unlimited 4G is reasonably fast and reliable, many residential customers don't see the point of a 500Mbps/1G/10G broadband connection. Even though it's not particularly expensive over here.
Yes, some European countries are lagging behind (hello Germany) but that's a political problem.