I must agree. Above 10Mbps quite honestly even in the current time and age it does not make a difference for my use cases. As long as it is consistent it does n

I must agree. Above 10Mbps quite honestly even in the current time and age it does not make a difference for my use cases. As long as it is consistent it does not change my life if it where 200Mbps or 1Gbps. We currently have 50 Mbps down which is very consistent and even during Corona has not failed more than once a month for a couple minutes. All that at a rate of sub 30€. Comparing that to the fiber offerings starting at 80€ and up i do not see the use case right now. Does it make sense to deploy fiber in new construction and when upgrades are due anyway... Of course! But blaming governments to not magically forseeing which standard of technology would have great utility in a technology coming to life later is ludicrous.