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European governments should combine this with providing better unlimited mobile internet, we are so far behind Asian countries in this regard. The only thing a
by dobladov 5y ago
European governments should combine this with providing better unlimited mobile internet, we are so far behind Asian countries in this regard.
The only thing avoiding me from living in a remote area is the difficulty to have reliable and reasonable priced internet.
Yes, there are things like Spacex, but is not completely ready yet, and the cost is too high at the moment.
- arthur_sav 5y agoCompared to the rest of the world, i'd say mobile internet is great across EU. Nordic countries in particular have the best service & price i've seen so far. It's true though, remote areas still struggle with good internet.
- kzrdude 5y agonordics have too high data prices still, though.
- arthur_sav 5y ago$25 for 20GB/month & 100GB/month for $40. More than enough for mobile and considering the salaries, it's pretty cheap.
- mdp2021 5y agoThere are places in Europe with one third of those costs-per-GB.
- jussoli 5y agoUnlimited, uncapped 100-300 Mbps with tethering 15-25€ per month. 5G up to 1000 Mbps at 30-50€. Inexpensive, 99% population cover and good networks. Finland says hello.
- avereveard 5y agoEuropean governments should combine this with a European contact law for remote workers, easing up specific country residency requirements and with that pension fund management and income tax ripartitions between countries. Right now remoting between countries is a mess, because you need to adhere to the contract law of the country of residency, and while that's good because your taxes go toward the infrastructure you actually use, it's a major limiting factor in worker mobility as not many companies have legal and financial representatives in all the countries one is free to live and work with across Europe.