Internet decisions
The internet plan's speed and the television's Wi-Fi result measure different boundaries
An internet plan's advertised speed and a television's wireless result do not measure exactly the same boundary.
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Canada's 50/10 broadband objective is not a fixed bitrate requirement for every stream
The CRTC's broadband objective includes access to fixed service at 50 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload, with an unlimited-data option.
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An unlimited-data option is a volume condition, not the whole internet plan
An unlimited-data option addresses a usage-volume condition.
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A viewing complaint needs the right supplier: internet, player and account are separate
A television problem can involve an internet provider, player developer or viewing-account operator.
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A broadband map is a starting point: confirm service at the exact address
Canada's National Broadband Map can help identify reported service options in an area, but it is not a guarantee that every home shown can order them.
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“Fibre” in an internet description does not describe every link to the TV
A fibre-related internet description can refer to a particular part of the access network.
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