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<blockquote data-quote="MilkywayDoughnutsSeaMen" data-source="post: 31072242" data-attributes="member: 589082"><p>The true issue is always forgotten. The fact that India and Sri Lanka share an internet backbone is the true issue. Sri Lanka literally receives one internet backbone from India. However, the cost of our fibre internet is the same as that of satellite-based internet. There is no logic to this. because fiber-based internet connections are 100 times less expensive in India than satellite-based ones. Actually, SLT and Dialog, our two fibre ISPs, were able to make significant profits as a result of Starlink. However, people continue to believe that Starlink helped them. In actuality, the opposite was true.</p><hr /><p></p><p>The true issue is always forgotten. The fact that India and Sri Lanka share an internet backbone is the true issue. Sri Lanka literally receives one internet backbone from India. However, the cost of our fibre internet is the same as that of satellite-based internet. There is no logic to this. because fiber-based internet connections are 100 times less expensive in India than satellite-based ones. Actually, SLT and Dialog, our two fibre ISPs, were able to make significant profits as a result of Starlink. However, people continue to believe that Starlink helped them. In actuality, the opposite was true.</p><p>------ <span style="font-size: 10px">Post added on [DATETIME="UT"]1763377547[/DATETIME]</span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MilkywayDoughnutsSeaMen, post: 31072242, member: 589082"] The true issue is always forgotten. The fact that India and Sri Lanka share an internet backbone is the true issue. Sri Lanka literally receives one internet backbone from India. However, the cost of our fibre internet is the same as that of satellite-based internet. There is no logic to this. because fiber-based internet connections are 100 times less expensive in India than satellite-based ones. Actually, SLT and Dialog, our two fibre ISPs, were able to make significant profits as a result of Starlink. However, people continue to believe that Starlink helped them. In actuality, the opposite was true. [HR][/HR] The true issue is always forgotten. The fact that India and Sri Lanka share an internet backbone is the true issue. Sri Lanka literally receives one internet backbone from India. However, the cost of our fibre internet is the same as that of satellite-based internet. There is no logic to this. because fiber-based internet connections are 100 times less expensive in India than satellite-based ones. Actually, SLT and Dialog, our two fibre ISPs, were able to make significant profits as a result of Starlink. However, people continue to believe that Starlink helped them. In actuality, the opposite was true. ------ [SIZE=2]Post added on [DATETIME="UT"]1763377547[/DATETIME][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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