How is Stadia going to work with the current US data caps most companies have? Like Comcast uses a 1TB cap...

How is Stadia going to work with the current US data caps most companies have? Like Comcast uses a 1TB cap. That would be eaten up by a couple of 4k game sessions.

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you don't think Comcast is jizzing themselves at the thought?

they probably had a hand in this

why doesnt the US goverment just make data caps illegal? It worked here

It won't. That's why google is doing this. They're going to cite the consumer outrage as evidence that the current ISPs are ineffective and use that as leverage to get regulations changed so google can finally make its own ISP.

The cap doesn't mean it's limited, you can always go over and pay for that

google is already an ISP you dumbo

Why is gommunism

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it isn't

Not nearly on the level of comcast, which is what they want. And with current laws, it is literally impossible for google to ever meaningfully compete with them.

JUST

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