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> But you have a real point, and AWS already solved that with the 3G enabled Kindles by having carrier agreements. Amazon regretted that pretty soon after they
by vxNsr 5y ago
> But you have a real point, and AWS already solved that with the 3G enabled Kindles by having carrier agreements.
Amazon regretted that pretty soon after they did it, people hacked their kindles to be hotspots and it became an arms race amazon didn't wanna play.
- jjoonathan 5y agoWas that a big problem? I thought it was a single-intern sized problem.
- kfarr 5y agoYeah tbh not hard to search for high bandwidth users abusing system and dealing with it on a case by case basis
- cptskippy 5y ago5G E2E Slicing will prevent such scenarios. The SIM will be bound to a network slice and restrictions will be dictated by the carrier.