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That is great, every time I saw an ad with that stupid phrase it drive me insane. It was so stupid and clearly straight up lying and yet they acted so proud of
by nerdjon 3y ago
That is great, every time I saw an ad with that stupid phrase it drive me insane. It was so stupid and clearly straight up lying and yet they acted so proud of it.
While we are at it can we stop confusing "Wifi" and "internet" in marketing? Somehow consumers seem to have forgotten that the 2 are distinct (likely thanks to most people probably don't use specific routers and instead they are the same). I want to scream anytime I see a post like "My wifi is down, is anyone else having issues?" on a local group and its like, I am almost sure you mean Internet is down but the distinction is very important.
- wwmiller3 3y agoAnd the providers take great advantage of this ignorance by advertising the “fastest wireless” among their competitors (which may be true when you compare the router/AP lease offerings), but says little about how their internet upload/download speeds compare.