Trevor Gilbert makes a really strong argument for not turning cell networks into “dump pipes”:
>You may think that AT&T slows down speeds because it really likes to be mean and hates the customer. In truth, it is because it needs to make money to exist at all. It needs to grow to survive. Not every company can be Apple, and make products that not only are profitable but lovable. Some companies are relegated to the role of simple profit-seeking. A role that doesn’t endear it to the public, but one that does generally get shareholders on board.
‘The Problem With Dumb Pipes’
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Trevor Gilbert makes a really strong argument for not turning cell networks into “dump pipes”: >You may think that AT&T slows down speeds because it really likes to be mean and hates the customer. In truth, it is because it needs to make money to exist at all. It needs to grow to survive. Not…
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