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I’m not sure how I feel about this. Allowing ISPs to decide what counts as an affordable option seems like it will get abused quickly. On the other hand, states
by unnamed76ri 1y ago
I’m not sure how I feel about this. Allowing ISPs to decide what counts as an affordable option seems like it will get abused quickly. On the other hand, states like NY that mandate the price be $15, doesn’t reflect the reality that inflation happens and the price can’t stay $15 forever.
- WarOnPrivacy 1y agoThe latter can get better with adjustment and wisdom because governments exist to benefit people - including consumers, customers, etc. The former will never get better. Publicly held corporations exist to exploit consumers, customers etc.
- smallerize 1y agoThe grant money is specifically for equity and access. It subsidizes the $15 plans. If the ISP doesn't want to offer cheap plans, they don't have to accept the grant money.
- ndsipa_pomu 1y agoI thought that communications/broadband costs have generally reduced in price (or at least got faster for the same price) and I don't see why that trend won't continue for at least the next couple of decades.