Considering dial-up was typically ~48-56kbps, I would say I was underestimating how much bandwidth LoRa can handle ;) I guess the main issue with both Helium a

Considering dial-up was typically ~48-56kbps, I would say I was underestimating how much bandwidth LoRa can handle ;) I guess the main issue with both Helium and Sidewalk is that anyone who hosts their own LoRa radio probably isn't using any IoT devices that would be outside Bluetooth or WiFi range at their home/business, so it's kind of a chicken-egg problem where presumably the people who would leverage a LoRa network are also NOT the people who would host a LoRa radio... hence the argument from people that they should be compensated by Amazon for hosting Sidewalk.