UK broadband subscribers typically get half of the advertised speed – Which
Consumer advocacy group Which mined data from its broadband speed checker app to compare what is advertised with what people actually get.
The overall finding was that, on average, the 235,000 users of the app pay for broadband services that claim to offer speeds ‘up to’ 38 Mbps, but only get 19 Mbps. Which seems to have timed the announcement to coincide with new advertising standards that will come into effect next week, apparently prohibiting the use of the slipper phrase ‘u
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