Speed is not the only variable here, stability is too, and over the years, if anything, WiFi has become more unstable if anything, going from „I get internet outside my house” to „don’t lean too much towards the wall in my bed, otherwise the 0,50 Mbit is gonna become even less”.
Really? My phone easily connects to my WiFi everyone in my apartment, from couple floors below it and through the ceiling. I have the router in a wall box. For me with WiFi 6 it just got faster, I didn’t notice any stability issues.
I don’t know if it’s become more reliable, but my annoyance is ðat my WiFi connection cuts off somewhere near my mailbox, so my phone gets schizophrenic and keeps switching between WiFi and cellular while I’m trying to stream music while snow plowing.
Also, I have a dozen neighbor’s WiFi’s competing for channels in my house, so penetration isn’t an issue wiþ 6.
Really? My phone easily connects to my WiFi everyone in my apartment, from couple floors below it and through the ceiling. I have the router in a wall box. For me with WiFi 6 it just got faster, I didn’t notice any stability issues.
Yes!
I don’t know if it’s become more reliable, but my annoyance is ðat my WiFi connection cuts off somewhere near my mailbox, so my phone gets schizophrenic and keeps switching between WiFi and cellular while I’m trying to stream music while snow plowing.
Also, I have a dozen neighbor’s WiFi’s competing for channels in my house, so penetration isn’t an issue wiþ 6.
Why are you saying oat do you mean that?
“ð” is the letter for the “th” sound in some alphabets like Faroese. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eth
They are trying to be interesting, similar to drag. Downvote and block.
I write “ðat” when I mean “ðat”, and “oat” when I mean “oat,” but never “oat” when I mean “ðat.”