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All Major UK internet providers to temporarily remove data allowance caps on current

mollymac57 · 2020-03-30 09:55:09

This is something that the Irish government should consider introducing now as most households are now online hugely what with work and study from home, gaming and otherwise keeping ourselves entertained online following the latest restrictions on travel and movement.

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This is something that the Irish government should consider introducing now as most households are now online hugely what with work and study from home, gaming and otherwise keeping ourselves entertained online following the latest restrictions on travel and movement.

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mollymac57 wrote: »

This is something that the Irish government should consider introducing now as most households are now online hugely what with work and study from home, gaming and otherwise keeping ourselves entertained online following the latest restrictions on travel and movement.

It would require the government to compensate the providers for this and that's unlikely to happen, seeing as none of the providers in Ireland are government owned .. whatsoever .. and haven't been for 20 years.

/M

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