Brad LaPlante

Jan 26

2 min read

I was wrong about T-Mobile Home Internet

When I became a T-Mobile user in 2016, I was a big fan. T-Mobile seemed like a consumer-first corporation in a consumerist world. In 2021, that may still be the case, but there are limits.

I have long opposed the ‘cable situation’ in the United States. It’s not fair that moving into a place means that I get to pick…

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