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That’s a chicken and egg situation. The costs are fixed because they have no incentive to build more infrastructure. If you live in a place with only one or tw
by mcculley 4y ago
That’s a chicken and egg situation. The costs are fixed because they have no incentive to build more infrastructure.
If you live in a place with only one or two ISPs and they only charge a flat rate per month for capped usage, you never get more bandwidth. The system is working as designed.
- nottorp 4y agoThe real fix is to take down some barriers to entry for new ISPs ;)