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RE: Net Neutrality ... our first case study
(08-22-2018 11:00 AM)BadgerMJ Wrote:  
(08-22-2018 10:43 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  Almost 15 posts in and nobody has pointed out the inherent legal lie that is "unlimited" data plans. Unlimited unlimited unlimited (size 4pt: LTE speeds until (small number of GB) then slower data (3G for a while if your carrier is "generous") like 2G/Edge, which isn't even enough for navigational data if you have cached maps even.

Technically, it's still unlimited data, it's the speed of that data that changes after a certain amount.

Legally I don't think that would be an issue.

It's kind of dirty pool, but not illegal.

Sounds to me that Santa Clara County should have read the details of the contract before signing Verizon to be their provider. It also sounds to me that their emergency planners did a poor job preparing for large scale emergencies and didn't have contingencies in place to provide redundancies for critical services.
08-23-2018 03:14 PM
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