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Because they've priced their service and agreements at a level that assumes that someone isn't running a business using their super-cheap Google Fiber connectio
by binarycrusader 12y ago
Because they've priced their service and agreements at a level that assumes that someone isn't running a business using their super-cheap Google Fiber connection.
It's all about economics, SLAs, etc. and network management.
They've already addressed this directly by mentioning how they plan on launching a business product eventually.
I'm perfectly ok with that.