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wierdo
join:2001-02-16
Tulsa, OK Reviews:
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Re: If wireless is different, then so what? said by BF69:FEW GB? So this is what they want to take away broadcast TV for? So rural people can have slow wireless internet with severe caps and many restrictions because net neutrality shouldn't apply to wireless? Rural people can have that now. It's called satellite internet. Fixed wireless broadband is a pretty stupid idea in the grand scheme of things, IMO.
Regardless, it is true that without caps of any kind, you will end up with LTE being just like satellite. Crappy. Satellite isn't crappy because of the FAP, it's crappy because it's congested at the best of times, in my experience.
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| said by wierdo:said by BF69:FEW GB? So this is what they want to take away broadcast TV for? So rural people can have slow wireless internet with severe caps and many restrictions because net neutrality shouldn't apply to wireless? Rural people can have that now. It's called satellite internet. Fixed wireless broadband is a pretty stupid idea in the grand scheme of things, IMO. Regardless, it is true that without caps of any kind, you will end up with LTE being just like satellite. Crappy. Satellite isn't crappy because of the FAP, it's crappy because it's congested at the best of times, in my experience. Again, no caps in many other countries with much lower-capacity 3G and there have been no problems. | |
wierdo
join:2001-02-16
Tulsa, OK Reviews:
·Cox HSI
·T-Mobile US
| said by sonicmerlin:Again, no caps in many other countries with much lower-capacity 3G and there have been no problems. You're right. No caps, but they do throttle after a certain amount of data transfer in a month, at least in a lot of places I've been.
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