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Rural areas don't have anywhere near that many options. DSL, fiber? Those do not exist if you are actually rural.
by TinkersW 1y ago
Rural areas don't have anywhere near that many options.
DSL, fiber? Those do not exist if you are actually rural.
- garciasn 1y agoI explained below how it is defined by me as rural; but, yes, it's rural. In fact, my primary home JUST HAD FIBER RUN in my neighborhood last month and I get 1 bar of VZW. So; if anything, rural is ahead of major metro areas (my suburb of Minneapolis/St Paul has just under 90K residents). In fact, DSL from CenturyLink or whatever they call themselves today is 6mbit.