• @AbidanYre
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    85 hours ago

    And whatever you buy is just going to be labeled as the fastest even if it doesn’t actually meet the standard.

      • Rhaedas
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        24 hours ago

        “Up to” is fine for this, as it’s a measure of capacity. It’s when it’s used as an expected norm like the ISPs do that it becomes more marketing than a rating. The requirement ought to be a known average of realistic usage and not a top end number.