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spread-out argument seems to be applied everywhere in Canada to justify costs of anything. It is simply not true in most cases. wrt mobile data, the argument fa
by AzzieElbab 5y ago
spread-out argument seems to be applied everywhere in Canada to justify costs of anything. It is simply not true in most cases. wrt mobile data, the argument falls apart when you consider that coverage is simply not available as advertised.
As far as propaganda campaigns go, only ones that matter nowadays are digital, and great weakness of online propaganda is that you get pushback
- cmrdporcupine 5y agoYep, just got back from visiting family in Alberta and I couldn't believe how terrible Roger's coverage was out there. Inside Edmonton, fine, but almost nothing at my parents place west of there and awful inside Jasper... which is like, a major tourist zone. And I don't mean up mountains or anything. Like, in the town site or just outside of it. Canadians are being fleeced.
- gmokki 5y agoOn the graph Finland is on the opposite end. And Finland is one of the most sparsely populated countries in Europe with mandatory coverage of tundras. I think it boils down to good legislation and luck on how our 3 mobile operators compete.