Is Canada no longer part of the Americas?
Obviously Canada doesn’t have mobile data or smart phones so they aren’t included in the chart.
We have them, they just cost an arm and a leg 😭
Or most of the Caribbean?
Galapagos somehow present though
They sawed themselves off & got the hell away from Gilead.
Could we not?
Not what? Canada is literally a part of the North American continent.
Jesus fuck, lemmy is full of pedantic literalists.
This isn’t even close to pedantic lol the fuck are you on about?
What happened to the small fonts? Is this AI generated?
Of all the fucking things to make slop.
FWIW, the numbers that are legible do seem to be accurate according to Ookla. Some are rounded the wrong way but this is probably slightly older data.
Yeah Guatemala’s number looks like slop to me
That map’s shape is slop!
Slop.
In Chile residential plans rarely are lower than 100, and rarely lower than 600 in Santiago
But this map isn’t about residential speeds.
Brazil absolutely mogging everyone else including the U.S, what a flex
I think if you have data caps the difference doesn’t matter at those speeds. More down at say 20mbps average may indicate a lot of unstable areas.
Fuck Uruguay I guess.
Idk why your comment is getting downvoted, its literally excluded from the map for no reason tho the map is def ai slop and theres no greenland on it so it had to pick another country for ‘no data’ i guess lol
20 Mb is still kind of usable, as long as the latency is ok.
That’s what I get in SC on a good day when the wind is right. Better in the winter (the whole 3 weeks of “winter”) when the leaves aren’t on the trees.
a thought for Cuba; it’s embargo is older than the internet. Almost no submarine connexion
Why no Uruguay? They have pretty good internet speeds.
No way that’s true. Who in the US is getting 190 Mbps?
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And my phone is 5 years old…
Mine shows over 850mbps on 5g uw band at home. Definitely depends on tower congestion though
Imagine having <200Mbps in 2026
That’s just on my phone wifi with my 10G fiber.
This is about “mobile internet speed” though
Oh. Oops.
