I wouldn't look at the average or even the median. I would look at the 90%. In cities and for many tech workers it's easy to get really fast Internet connectio

I wouldn't look at the average or even the median. I would look at the 90%. In cities and for many tech workers it's easy to get really fast Internet connections. What about rural locations? For example, 90% of the US is rural. What about suburb or low income locations? What about countries that do not have the infrastructure investment of the west? As more things move online only or mostly online it's important to not look at the experience for those with the top speeds but those who are near the bottom. Especially for those who are on the bottom end of speeds and bandwidth limits.