2232 or the "Free Metro Manila WiFi Act of 2014", Senate President Pro Tempore Ralph Recto files another Senate Bill called "Bilis Konek Act of 2014" that will require ISPs to offer a minimum Internet speed of 10 Mbps. The Senate Bill 2238 or "Bilis Konek Act of 2014", would empower the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to require all ISPs and telcos in the country to provide its consumers a minimum of 10 Mbps speed for mobile broadband/Internet access. Read more in our articles including "Sen. Recto calls for 10 Mbps minimum Internet speed" and "How to activate Globe GPRS".
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Jul 13, 20262232 or the "Free Metro Manila WiFi Act of 2014", Senate President Pro Tempore Ralph Recto files another Senate Bill called "Bilis Konek Act of 2014" that will require ISPs to offer a minimum Internet speed of 10 Mbps. The Senate Bill 2238 or "Bilis Konek Act of 2014", would empower the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to require all ISPs and telcos in the country to provide its consumers a minimum of 10 Mbps speed for mobile broadband/Internet access.
Our coverage of Bilis Konek Act of 2014 includes: "Sen. Recto calls for 10 Mbps minimum Internet speed"; "How to activate Globe GPRS"; "How to activate Smart GPRS". Each article provides unique insights and information.