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CenturyLink left 86-year-old woman with no Internet service for a month
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 29 Aug 2023
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And such a long story too. World events get less coverage here.
Is it really? Why?
I don't know, especially on the countryside problems can last really long. Also there are sometimes issues between providers so as long as they are not settled you have to wait for your access...
Ok I did not expect that in Germany, but I can understand why it happens in rural areas.
I live in on of the bigger cities, which is the hometown of Telekom and even here there are districts with no proper connection speed.
Internet connectivity and speed as a huge issue in germany, but the companies keep up fixing it.