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Critics noted that requiring participants to follow a gambling site “could help normalize online gambling”, and an advocacy group called such a high-value giveaway a “predatory” tactic to expand the casino’s audience. Consumer advocacy groups have long pointed out that most complaints to ISPs and regulators are about consistency, not speed. Consumer advocacy groups have urged regulators to refocus broadband regulation from headline speed commitments to concrete quality‑of‑service standards such as guaranteed uptime, latency ranges, and penalties for chronic instability. Read more in our articles including "Has Tech Become the Currency of Online Gambling Marketing?" and "Expensive Phones: This is the result of the "RAM crisis"".

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Critics noted that requiring participants to follow a gambling site “could help normalize online gambling”, and an advocacy group called such a high-value giveaway a “predatory” tactic to expand the casino’s audience. Consumer advocacy groups have long pointed out that most complaints to ISPs and regulators are about consistency, not speed.

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Consumer advocacy groups have urged regulators to refocus broadband regulation from headline speed commitments to concrete quality‑of‑service standards such as guaranteed uptime, latency ranges, and penalties for chronic instability.

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Our coverage of CAC includes: "Has Tech Become the Currency of Online Gambling Marketing?"; "Expensive Phones: This is the result of the "RAM crisis""; "Looking beyond SPEED; is PH internet any better?". Each article provides unique insights and information.