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Internet service providers announce changes to low-speed packages

The decision affects users seeking cheaper and slower internet connections.

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Internet service providers announce changes to low-speed packages - technology news from Setopati by WeNepal

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  • Internet service providers announced they cannot offer cheaper and low-speed packages.
  • The decision impacts users who rely on budget-friendly, slower internet connections.
  • Further details regarding alternative packages remain pending from providers.

Internet service providers have publicly stated that they will no longer offer cheaper and lower-speed internet packages to customers. The announcement marks a shift in how service providers plan to structure their offerings moving forward. Details concerning the specific speed thresholds affected by this decision have not yet been fully detailed by the providers. Consumers accustomed to basic budget packages will need to review upcoming service changes. Industry representatives have indicated that operational considerations prompted the decision to discontinue lower-tier options. Further updates from internet providers are expected as the new policy takes effect.

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