Why has cable internet become more expensive instead of cheaper? Shouldn't it be getting cheaper over time?
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In the basement of such systems, there could be quite increased energy / and personnel costs for pure plant maintenance in minimalist precalculation of the base prices before Corona and Ukraine with the above (must) be beaten up in the pure availability of “cable / DVB-C”.
But otherwise I understand Germany or the network operators of which are not in the stable-undamaged prices per GByte data volume, e.g., in the range between 20 and 50 Mbit/s transmission speed (download), of which only about half of which is in practice in 2024.
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