Charging for privacy is the new business frontier for internet service providers, proves AT&T, the American multinational telecommunications corporation. The service provider has begun to charge its GigaPower customers to pay more if they do not want to get spied for what they do online. AT&T’s GigaPower is a superfast internet service that lets the customers download 25 songs in a fraction of a second. It relies on fiber-optic cables... Read More
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As I said, it's still not on,n40.
Good move. This 28-day cycle is a big pain for all users and benefits only the mobile company service provider.…
Kudos to VI for fixing a problem that they helped create in the first place.
So this happened 3 years ago for nothing *sigh*
I still don't know about Airtel, they have serious coverage issues in 5G where only B3 is connected yet phone…
