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There's absolutely no way that can reflect reality. I don't even think it's possible for people to downgrade their speeds that much even if they wanted to. Ane
by henrikschroder 6y ago
There's absolutely no way that can reflect reality. I don't even think it's possible for people to downgrade their speeds that much even if they wanted to.
Anecdotal, but I just checked and the slowest speed I can get for my Stockholm apartment is 250/250, and the slowest speed my dad can get for his apartment is 100/100.
This has got to be some data anomaly. If they're basing their numbers off of tests that people voluntarily do, then maybe in 2019 a lot of people tested their mobile internet, while no-one bothered testing their home internet because it's fast enough?