[damien c]

Originally Posted by Jaymoss

Where did the £11 per device come from ?

You are only connected to the network once the rest is distributed to devices connected to DHCP you know this

Unless you are thinking it will be added to cellular networks also? this of course is something else that will not happen imo

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According to the daily express the £11 levy is on fixed BB so guess who will dump FTTP and stick with 5G

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https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/22...box=1790350667

I understand about DHCP and perhaps I should have been clearer.

If they charge the £11 per Internet Connection, so a mobile phone, we have 3 mobile phones all with a data tariff, we then have the normal home broadband, so that is 4 connections, then I have 4x Mobile Sim's that can each be activated to provide data connections to increase bandwidth if needed and also provide internet when the VM connection goes down.


For the average house with 2 adults and 2 kids, that will be 5 connections all charged at £11 extra if it goes the way of "we will just charge all connections".

Tell me who is going to pay £55 extra per month just because they have devices with a data package!

We all know the BBC will try and get as much as possible and we all know this government will roll over and give into what ever a union or totally legit donor will demand so it is quite frankly inevitable.