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There are several records in this data set that list the wrong type of technology, for what AT&T actually provides at that plan level.
3 records list as "Internet Basic 1.5", and using fiber
3 records list as "Internet Basic 5", and using fiber
Internet Basic is entirely IPBB (fiber to the neighborhood, but copper to the premises, as a way to work around the signal degradation DSL suffers over distances) or DSL based.
Similarly, there is 1 record listed as "AT&T FIBER INTERNET 300", which lists its technology as "Not Fiber".
Do you know whether these records were provided by AT&T with these values, or is this something that happened in preparing the data set for publication?
There are several records in this data set that list the wrong type of technology, for what AT&T actually provides at that plan level.
3 records list as "Internet Basic 1.5", and using fiber
3 records list as "Internet Basic 5", and using fiber
Internet Basic is entirely IPBB (fiber to the neighborhood, but copper to the premises, as a way to work around the signal degradation DSL suffers over distances) or DSL based.
Similarly, there is 1 record listed as "AT&T FIBER INTERNET 300", which lists its technology as "Not Fiber".
Do you know whether these records were provided by AT&T with these values, or is this something that happened in preparing the data set for publication?
Sources:
Current page with AT&T's plan breakdown: https://about.att.com/sites/broadband/performance
Wayback Machine copy of that page from April 14, 2022 (relevant to the timestamps in the data set): https://web.archive.org/web/20220414012818/https://about.att.com/sites/broadband/performance
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