For not much more than I pay for my (definitely throttled) mobile service, it’d seem like a fair trade between the two. With certain considerations given to service availability and local network speed.
There is even a pixel phone given to members of certain memberships.
Something I wanted to make easily available to anyone passing through here.
I used Calyx Internet (the lowest tier) for 3 months. I get like 25-35 Mbps most of the time.
BUT like occasionally, you get dropped to less than 5 Mbps for like hours or perhaps an entire day, and when it is experiencing its low speeds, sometimes my deprioritized cellular internet is still slightly faster. Basically the point is: It’s not exactly a home internet replacement.
There is even a pixel phone given to members of certain memberships.
That’s not really a membership. You pay $800 upfront for the first year of the “membership”, and then its $5 per month for subsequent years. Its just a nice way of wording a phone purchase. Its completely separate of the internet thing.
While some might criticize the author’s methods, I did learn something cool from this article.
https://calyxinstitute.org/membership/
Unthrottled, unmetered, (supposedly) truly unlimited internet,
For not much more than I pay for my (definitely throttled) mobile service, it’d seem like a fair trade between the two. With certain considerations given to service availability and local network speed.
There is even a pixel phone given to members of certain memberships.
Something I wanted to make easily available to anyone passing through here.
I used Calyx Internet (the lowest tier) for 3 months. I get like 25-35 Mbps most of the time.
BUT like occasionally, you get dropped to less than 5 Mbps for like hours or perhaps an entire day, and when it is experiencing its low speeds, sometimes my deprioritized cellular internet is still slightly faster. Basically the point is: It’s not exactly a home internet replacement.
That’s not really a membership. You pay $800 upfront for the first year of the “membership”, and then its $5 per month for subsequent years. Its just a nice way of wording a phone purchase. Its completely separate of the internet thing.
$33 a month even after the discount? I just don’t see what the overpricing is for.