I live in Poland. I have, personally, no less than three plans. 1 for my mobile phone where I have something like 15GB of data for equivalent of 20USD (that in

I live in Poland. I have, personally, no less than three plans. 1 for my mobile phone where I have something like 15GB of data for equivalent of 20USD (that including unlimited calls). 1 for my laptop, where there is a limit of 100GB for equivalent of 10USD 1 for my emergency mobile Internet which is unlimited monthly transfer but limited bandwidth to 20Mbit/s (I have tested, I have not yet reached a limit after uploading/downloading hundreds of GBs in one month I had to move to my parents in law), for equivalent of 10USD per month. This came with a LTE to WiFi router. I use it as emergency (I work from home, I need it in case my 1Gbit broadband fails) and I take it on trips with family so we have good quality unlimited Internet wherever we are. It seems silly to me that you can have basically free broadband and so expensive mobile in a western country with technically advanced infrastructure. I could understand operators wanting to recoup their initial investments but in the long run mobile should be cheaper to transfer than broadband (there less physical infrastructure having to be laid and maintained).