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> At least for most of the Europe (and I suppose Asia), it's pretty common not to be restricted in any way. In the Philippines, 15 Mbps down / 3 Mbps up ADSL w
by patrakov 5y ago
> At least for most of the Europe (and I suppose Asia), it's pretty common not to be restricted in any way.
In the Philippines, 15 Mbps down / 3 Mbps up ADSL with a static public IP is not something that a foreigner could easily buy. Globe Telecom in Cebu asked for evidence that I have sufficient income to pay for this (2600 PHP per month), and their rules only allow documents from the Philippines, so my bank statement was rejected. I had to talk to their higher-level manager to negotiate an exception. And their default router has 2 seconds of bufferbloat, so I bought a TP-Link Archer C7 and installed OpenWRT to compensate.