#internet

The United States has moved to tighten control over internet infrastructure by banning new foreign-made consumer routers, citing growing cybersecurity and national security risks. Routers, essential devices that connect homes and businesses to the internet are now being treated as potential security vulnerabilities, similar to foreign-made drones that were previously restricted. Chances of this service coming out locally is a long shot, but hopefully we can see these internet speeds in our shores one day. For as low as PHP 5, a user can experience unli-data internet within the hub for 1 hour. Sky joins other Telcos and LGUs to battle the cable cutting and theft that affects cable TV and internet services. It leads to disruptions in cable TV and internet service. Together with our customers, we have been victimized by perpetrators who steal and sell the copper wires for profit or recklessly cut and damage our cable wires without regard to the disruption it causes to our internet and cable service. This illegal act robs our customers of the steady internet and cable TV service they need for entertainment and access to information and disrupts connectivity required for work," the manifesto stated. Read more in our articles including "US bans new foreign-made internet routers" and "WATCH: Starlink Satellite Setup and Speed Test in the Philippines".