What needs to be done to get the "perfect" cell phone

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Actual competition and more regulation.

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>>56103650
>Actual competition and more regulation

But these are opposites. I think you mean less regulation

>>56103476
Tell them to stop dicking around and allow all 4 to share cell phone towers with each other. Also encourage them to put up more towers in poor zones somehow.

>>56103665
You can regulate with competition in mind. That's what anti-trust laws are.

>>56103665
>be a communication company
>get cash to maintain,and upgrade infrastructure
>just create a new limit on exsisting on which you set a limit on with all others in the secret cabal

>>56103476
>AT&T

STOP LOCKING BOOTLOADERS YOU FAGGOTS REEEEEEEEEEEEE

Remove data caps and stop shilling Apple

Ummm use T-Mobile? Pretty perfect to me.

>>56103476
more coverage, lower price, and unlimited plans.

>>56103650
>>56103665
Problem is definitely infrastructure. Only government should be allowed to do this since this is literally the city streets were talking about.

You wouldnt really like it if some mega corporations came busting shit down in your neighborhood because two companies are fighting for the right to lay down the wires.

Like T-Mobile, except with better reception out in the middle of bumfuck nowhere and more LTE bands.

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>>56104503
wow, just looked up t-mobile data plan pretty good. i hear from a lot of users that they need more of pic related around the U.S.

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>>56104624
wow, totally agree with you. i hear from a lot of people they could probably do that if they stopped paying pic related an 8 figure salary

>mfw american telecom CEOs are so crooked they engage in swearing matches on twitter

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>>56104503
Eh, I actually think they do a pretty good job.

Just recently I was in the middle of bumfuck nowhere and I was like the only one who actually had any reception and could use the internet.

I have barely any reception at my uni though when I'm inside the building, so it's weird.