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It's not meant to be a strict statement. At the same time, based on my personal experience and discussions with colleagues at work (with many remote), broadband
by omgwtfbyobbq 6y ago
It's not meant to be a strict statement. At the same time, based on my personal experience and discussions with colleagues at work (with many remote), broadband access in the US tends to be relatively expensive.
The exception to that seems to be where fiber is available, but a lot of the US, even in areas where the population density is similar to Europe, don't have fiber available.
- BoorishBears 6y agoI mean the question was literally "Is it like this across the USA" If anything the answer is, no it's not (see: places I mentioned) But realistically it's a poor question.
- omgwtfbyobbq 6y agoI can see that. If I took "across" as "everywhere", it's clearly not. If I take "across" as "in many places in", then I think it is, even in some places with high population density, with the exception being fiber and some locally owned wireless providers.