The National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) announced its development plans A fixed broadband speed meter in BrazilThe tool will be developed together with the Ponto BR Information and Coordination Center (NIC.br).
The cooperation agreement with NIC.br for the development of the project was signed on Wednesday (21). The service is inspired by a similar tool already operating in Germany, but Anatel has not yet announced a launch window per meter.
This will be the counter Calculates the fixed broadband speed offered to the consumer based on the speed defined in the contract individual with the operator. The idea is that it works on devices connected wirelessly via Wi-Fi as well as devices connected by cable.
Control is in the hands of the customer
In addition to serving as a source of speed information to the user, the meter also serves as a speed indicator. An audit tool for operators who promise a certain performance but do not deliver as expected.
Service It can even be used as evidence in requests for termination of the contract due to violation of the right of fidelity.If the operator is proven to provide a slower service than anticipated.
In addition to accessing the numbers, the consumer “A simple understanding of the factors that can affect your broadband experience“. These include, among other things, device specifications and current network operating conditions.
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Source: Tec Mundo
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