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gregsadetsky | 1 month ago
I was imagining a no-support, pure esim play. I mean. Even calling it brainstorming is an exaggeration haha
gregsadetsky | 1 month ago
I was imagining a no-support, pure esim play. I mean. Even calling it brainstorming is an exaggeration haha
kalleboo|1 month ago
What Japan did was make it extremely easy to start an MVNO - the regulator essentially forced the telcos to allow it, so there are standard contracts with published rates.
The downside is the way the pricing was done is pretty dumb, MVNOs pay by the megabit for a fixed uplink capacity. So during the noon rush where everyone wants to watch YouTube while eating lunch all the MVNO performance, even somewhere the towers are idle, goes to crap, since they only bought uplink for the 98% case.