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Interesting, I am using ATT and its hoving right around 100$ a month for giagabit internet. I think its decent but we only use like 100 mbps to be honest. It jumps a bit when I work from home.
Does anyone know if they allow self hosting/port opening? What are their down/up speeds?
~~Wireless Internet always has obscenely low data caps. I would bet there's a catch to their unlimited data. Likely throttling after a certain amount.~~
Yup, right in the article. Go over 1TB, get throttled. Better than most but still not good.
It’s just T-Mobiles internet, they do not sadly.
I figured. It would be nice though. 1/2 my bill :)
If you’re not a gamer, it’s tempting
Too bad Canadas government is in bed with the telecom monopoly.
Need Deadpool to visit them I suppose.