Have we reached a saturation point for broadband speeds in India?

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I know it is very difficult to convince ISP for their mistake even with proof. Mach1, microscan denied for blocking any ICMP messages yet pmtud is not working even on ipv6 which is not over cgnat and shared proof when their technical person was with me on shared screen. So can't help some things. Either you need to have good rapport with ISP or learn to compromise or change ISP
 
Awaiting now for the upcoming 6Ghz compliant devices to do any wonder to uplift this broadband speed saturation issue, lets see :) Ig TP-Link will be the first to clear their old AXE devices which were pulled back last year due to childish letter writing of telecom players to DoT
 
probably yes, im sure jio would be the first to put out xgs pon. they already have 10g pon on commercial spaces, but it is still years away. remember 5ghz was unlicensed in 2007 and we got >100mbps post 2016
 
100mbps under 1000rs came only after 2019 I guess

only after that we saw widespread adoption of 100mbps
 
xgs pon even I am waiting for gosh. These companies have the money to put up infra but until and unless 20-80 Mbps customers are there, the isps will avoid it.
 
ISPs like Jio don't have any incentive to do anything. Just give OTTs and people are happy. Maybe in the future people start moving from these services. But from the mindset that I see, I don't have much hopes unless ISP itself decides to do something. People want to save some money and get OTT benefits even if the speed is low it's still enough for them for the most part. They can compromise on speed if the costs are not increasing.
 
With all this going on, I am thinking to start a ISP and provide best in class service in India. I have used Airtel fiber too rigid, mach1, microscan, ion broadband, I feel their senior technical person is the person elevated from sales team and dosent know anything about mtu, udp, TCP, ipoe, and many more things. My recent interaction with my microscan was for continuous pppoe failure totally unreliable.
 
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