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Can you expand on your sentiment?
by codeOnMaster 6y ago
Can you expand on your sentiment?
- Scoundreller 6y agoJust taking a guess: There's not much variability in Canadian ISPs, they're all pretty bad. You can move across the country and your experience will be the same. The US has a lot more variability. Lots of big players and a million tiny ones. Usually you'll have 1 or 2 choices, but sometimes they're both worse than the usual suspect Canadian providers. These statements only apply to DSL/Cable.
- exien 6y agoThe costs are high, but the quality of service is really good. I have a fibre connection and receive 1 Gbps (speed test occasionally returns 1.1 Gbps) with 1 ms latency and Unlimited bandwidth. Previously I had cable and received 600 Mbps with 6 ms latency also with unlimited bandwidth.
- afterburner 6y agoTelecoms are vital national infrastructure. And I would consider US telecoms security risks.
- 0xy 6y agoAre you implying Canadian traffic isn't vacuumed up voluntarily by the Canadian government for use by US intelligence? Because that's false. Canada is a card-carrying member of Five Eyes.
- afterburner 6y agoI know. But there are worse alternatives.