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Unless France is going to launch the satellites themselves (which is also very expensive), you become dependent on another party, which is much worse. I don't
by microtonal 2mo ago
Unless France is going to launch the satellites themselves (which is also very expensive), you become dependent on another party, which is much worse.
I don't know how it works in France, but in many European countries phone/DSL lines and fiber is highly regulated. Even if it is run by a company, they usually have to provide fair access to other providers so that there is competition. For instance, we have a XGS-PON connection to home (used to be AON) and I can probably choose at least from ten ISPs. This is nice, because they try to compete on prices and bandwidth (e.g. the company that owns the network we are on offers 4Gbit symmetric max, but a competitor offers 8Gbit over the same fiber).
Much harder to accomplish that with satellite internet and foreign companies.
- juliendorra 2mo agoIndeed, in France the first to connect a home or a building of appartements has to let the other isp access