Comcast subscribers in the US Northeast have found another back to data caps, and this one can stick. According to Easy Reading and On the beach, A Comcast spokesman said the giant was now “unplanned” to set up Internet cups in the region in 2022. Attorney General Andy Vargas even he said The process can be daunting – he understood that Comcast “had no idea of restoring” the roof at all times.
Telecom said earlier in November 2020 that it would increase its 1.2TB capacity at Northeast in 2021, but delayed the move by a year in February 2021. Extra time was supposed to help customers “get used to” hats, but many said the decision was counterproductive. from angry politicians Comcast is trying to stop (or charge extra) internet access during the epidemic when many have nothing to do but work from home.
This will not help subscribers who still need to have caps in some countries. It will help residents of the northeast to breathe harder, however, and reduce their cost if they do not want to pay more or less indefinitely. Increased delays also cast doubt on the importance of hats at first. If Comcast is able to go without forcing caps in most countries for two years, it is competitors like AT&T they can make bigger hands, why do hats exist? Comcast’s move does not stop the pressure in 2023 or in the future, but the company may have a hard time justifying the revival after a long wait.
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