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As far as I know there's nothing in this article that is "wrong", it's just that ultimately when networks support multiple technologies they can choose where to
by LeoPanthera 5y ago
As far as I know there's nothing in this article that is "wrong", it's just that ultimately when networks support multiple technologies they can choose where to allocate the available bandwidth, and where not to allocate it, and they usually favor whatever is newest.
- yipbub 5y agoSomebody had downvoted you, not the article. I wanted to know what they had against your point :)
- LeoPanthera 5y ago...oh. :)