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I can't but think this is the business practice of a dying technology, yet another example. I won the fiber lottery where I live, and I will never go back to c
by idatum 2y ago
I can't but think this is the business practice of a dying technology, yet another example.
I won the fiber lottery where I live, and I will never go back to cable (I had a choice). Let's just call the rejected cable choice a "30 Rock episode".
And that same cable provider eventually was called out for advertising a "10G Plan!". Yeah.
Meanwhile my fiber provider advertises options based on symmetric upload/download speeds. And I think this is the key in these days when we send a lot of outbound data with video call and offline backups.
Put in place a rule that only the lowest speed can be advertised by providers.