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In Finland it is a citizen's right to receive 2 megabits down. So this is available nation-wide. I have 10/1 Mbit free of charge at home, the operator event se
by hypertele-Xii 5y ago
In Finland it is a citizen's right to receive 2 megabits down. So this is available nation-wide.
I have 10/1 Mbit free of charge at home, the operator event sent me a modem free of charge. This might be a deal the housing cooperative (equivalent) has with the operator though, I'm only renting.
In my experience connections are mostly asymmetrical, in the 10-100 Mbit range down and a tenth of it up. Costs are very low compared to the world, $5-20/mo or so. Usually ADSL, sometimes cable.
Downtown in a bigger city I once got lucky and had like 1 Gbit symmetrical for $12/mo. It was kinda crazy, anything you could think of downloaded in less than a minute. It was faster to download from the Internet than to transfer files over USB.
- outime 5y ago> This might be a deal the housing cooperative (equivalent) has with the operator though, I'm only renting. Yes it is. I imagine most of the people upgrade the base speed amyway and you can get it pretty cheap e.g. 100/100 for 10 €/month which IMHO is very reasonable. I wish other countries like Spain would follow this model because it’s very affordable for everyone.