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Is this an American thing I'm too European to understand.
Are you really paying to just activate wifi hotspot? How is thst justifiable by any means?
In the US, anything that can be sold, will be.
Except public restrooms. Fuck you, rest of planet Earth, we win! πΊπ²πΊπ² ππ
I would rather pay for that because i don't like my restrooms being peepable
Big Bathroom shill
How is any of the crap they and isps in general do justifiable? Charging overages for data?? I guess I missed the part where they have a big ol data tank they are supplying us from that might run dry... It's all fucking horseshit. You either have the infrastructure to provide the speeds you've promised to every customer you've promised it to, or you don't. Get out of my ass, Cox.
Not American, but funny enough from what I've seen, apparently it's a thing. For my service it's usually been assumed with no extra fees. But I bought an ESim for Europe and I did notice that while shopping around, probably 1/5 companies had mentioned something about no hotspot/tethering allowed without paying an extra fee.
Where I'm from our Teleco plans are truly shit but I guess we have that over the Americans.
Cuz 'merican vampires.