As a side question/note, how much does a MB (or a GB) actually cost? I mean, your ISP is giving to you for a monthly fee, an "unlimited" amount of GBs, it is t

As a side question/note, how much does a MB (or a GB) actually cost? I mean, your ISP is giving to you for a monthly fee, an "unlimited" amount of GBs, it is the concurrent usage that is limited by the bandwidth of your connection. How many of them do you actually use? How many of them does your neighbour actually use? In - say - a 12 flats building there are likely 12 different, individual connections, serving who? At the very most 24-36 people concurrently. Yet, on your small-medium office, a single connection (with comparable cost/bandwidth) serves 10-15 people, possibly more. So, people in your condo is cumulatively paying some 10x the money that an office would. In a perfect world, there would be a centralized connection, wouldn't it?