This feels like convenient timing with the all of the recent talk of raising broadband standards. Its also convenient that this seems to not actually measure q

This feels like convenient timing with the all of the recent talk of raising broadband standards. Its also convenient that this seems to not actually measure quality by anything other than “good” which sounds an awful lot like the language used repeatedly by shady isps who were fighting against this last time. I clearly remember their constant usage of “...good enough...” They give us nothing, not even simple bitrate or resolution and fail to tell us really anything. I’ve grown incredibly skeptical of anyone who says internet speed of X is “good enough.” It wouldn’t shock me in the slightest if we were to learn this study was funded by AT&T or Verizon.