> but % of people with, say, reliable connections Agreed. It's hard to really know how useful these stats are. First, who are the people using speedtest.net? I

> but % of people with, say, reliable connections Agreed. It's hard to really know how useful these stats are. First, who are the people using speedtest.net? I'd assume there is some kind of bias in the person using speedtest.net. But also, if you can't get any broadband, does that count against the stats? Second, what's the distribution? Is it some people with 10Gbps+ and then some with 1Mbps? Third, how is upload factored in? With e.g. video conferencing/home office/remote learning, symmetric internet is becoming more important, and latency plays a part. And finally, how expensive is it? Personally, I think it's not great claiming e.g. Monaco has amazing speeds if a lot of people can't afford it.