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This seems to be grossly miscalculated--at least for Italy. No idea how these prices are calculated, but when I was still in Italy, I paid $15/mo. and only had
by nicc 6y ago
This seems to be grossly miscalculated--at least for Italy.
No idea how these prices are calculated, but when I was still in Italy, I paid $15/mo. and only had 2GB. In contrast, here in Poland I pay $6/mo. and I get 20GB.
Also, I've never seen an infographic as confusing as this one.
Extremely bad job all around.
- swatkat 6y agoOriginal study is from here: https://www.cable.co.uk/mobiles/worldwide-data-pricing/ https://www.cable.co.uk/mobiles/worldwide-data-pricing/ You can read test methodology here: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/assets.cable.co.uk/mobile-data-cost/global-broadband-pricing-study-2020-methodology.pdf https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/assets.cable.co.uk/mobile...
- ytch 6y agoIt says: 1. Packages were recorded up to a maximum of 60 per country – records beyond this number have negligible impact on the average 2. Averages are calculated as the MEDIAN of all recorded package prices/data limits But It doesn't mean most citizen will use median plan, I believe everyone will tend to use cheapest plan. Is average number really meaningful?
- ollo 6y agoprices have gone down significantly in Italy. you can get 70GB for 6€/month nowadays.