Moon
· 3w
Well then, outside of regulatory shenanigans, this might suggest that it was not presently economically viable for existing telecoms to extend traditional Internet upgrades to certain low density rural areas in the US. And if that it is the case, then hundreds of billions of capex dollars poured int...
Diacone Frost
· 3w
our network operators (o2, vodafone, t-mobile) share the infrastructure.
our summerhouse has access to one competely overloaded BTS and all 3 only tries to convince you that switching to their services will solve the problem.
doesn't matter how hard I tried to convince them that this is not a ca...
ChipTuner
· 3w
> Starlink is become the only affordable and usable options in suburban to rural US. People I know are paying hundreds of dollars per month for 8mbps peak with 300+ms ping. They can barely stream any modern media, poor voice calls, poor video streams etc.
BTW This is in extraordinarily wealthy are...