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Yes, we must stop the persecution of costumers. They may hide behind masks, but they are people, too.

 

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Just as a curiosity, but if a large number of people joined and used the fcc app on top of the other popular speed test apps, isnt that going to cripple some markets even more, and aren't there more facyors than just those explained that need to be included for more accurate data? Such as signal, location, interference and such? Not ssying its a bad idea but a move in the right direction. Curious about factors that wont be seen causing skewed data

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I don't like that it doesn't record the dbm of lte on the speedtest. Its the dbm of the cdma connection... minor but irriating because I still have to open signal check pro.

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Just as a curiosity, but if a large number of people joined and used the fcc app on top of the other popular speed test apps, isnt that going to cripple some markets even more, and aren't there more facyors than just those explained that need to be included for more accurate data? Such as signal, location, interference and such? Not ssying its a bad idea but a move in the right direction. Curious about factors that wont be seen causing skewed data

According to the Sprint rep, Spark is going to be everywhere soon and fix all the slow LTE speeds ;)

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According to the Sprint rep, Spark is going to be everywhere soon and fix all the slow LTE speeds ;)

I dunno, "soon" is a pretty relative thing. It will be nearly immediate, compared to the time that humanity has been alive.

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Sarcasm was definitely in my last post ;)

So I noticed. I do this thing where I take sarcasm literally for great comedic effect. It works when the audience catches what is happening ;)

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