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AT&T seeks to shut down landline service for most of the Bay Area, much of California
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this post was submitted on 08 Feb 2024
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They want to reinvest into rolling out FttH that they were given massive subsidies to build, right? Right?
That fiber that's two blocks away, has been for ten years, but they have no interest in bringing over because we don't pay them enough
Ah, I am sure they will just allow the public to determine what to do with this useful but unused infrastructure.
No? They own it? And you can't use it without forking over I dunno, 10 billion dollars to buy it from them?
Hrm.