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Interesting. I read an article that mentioned it was the fastest teleco(?) in the world.
by trianglem 6y ago
Interesting. I read an article that mentioned it was the fastest teleco(?) in the world.
- sk0g 6y agoIs it? A few replies here are mentioning being happy with ~40 Mbps in bigger cities, meanwhile the last time I ran a speedtest in a busy CBD in Australia I got 600Mbps or so on 4G.
- vijaybritto 6y agoYeah cause this is a developing country and what we got was a few kb/s prior to this. This is a massive leap for us
- sk0g 6y ago> fastest teleco(?) in the world Previous speeds or country's development status wouldn't factor in to that question, right?
- duckfruit 6y agoI sure hope you're trolling, because as an American running an AT&T 4G phone in the heart of Silicon Valley, 40 Mbps is about what I normally get on a good day. And I assure you I pay way more than $2/ month. In fact, AT&T's cheapest unlimited plan starts around $65 - and thats the advertised price, which is always before taxes and fees, so its realistically around ~ $80 monthly once all of those ludicrous surcharges are tacked on. Once again, this is for their cheapest plan.
- sk0g 6y agoI haven't really seen speed tests go below 60 Mbps or so in the crowded residential building I live in! Don't worry, the shitty and overpriced fiber we get more than offsets the quality our wireless network may have.
- shaan7 6y agoIt is possible it was a paid article. Jio's attraction is about its low price point, not quality (speed/latency). Again, that itself is not a problem per se, some people don't need the fastest and the lowest latency as long as they have affordable access.
- rathish_g 6y ago'Fastest' growing teleco.