The National Broadband Map has been updated to allow users to find internet service providers (ISPs) and their offered speeds based on exact addresses rather than general areas. This change helps consumers, like the author, shop for better broadband deals more effectively, potentially saving them money. However, despite improvements, the map still has inaccuracies and missing locations, requiring users to actively report errors. This initiative not only empowers consumers but could also improve the broadband landscape for everyone by promoting accurate data on service availability.
The National Broadband Map now allows users to discover broadband options by exact addresses, offering a significant improvement in finding better internet deals.
While the map has greatly improved, inaccuracies remain, allowing users to identify and report errors, ultimately helping to refine broadband availability data.
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