Are you a subscriber to either Verizon Wireless or AT&T? They're about the only ones wanting to go that path - and remain on it.
On the other hand, Sprint and T-Mobile will at least offer non/very-lightly metered data plans. With them, sanity prevails.
If you want anything close to unlimited (without a legacy plan), Sprint and T-Mobile are your only options.
After letting the Chinese walk out with everything from Nortel, Huawei now exists a PRC government-backed entity.
When you cut corners with the very people responsible for your IT infrastructure, things like this will happen. Treat them well, even hire them directly, things like this tend not to happen.
Unfortunately, the UK is rife with this kind of corner-cutting.
How about recognizing that if a product isn't perfect, that criticism is valid? That handwave doesn't work.
- He didn't bring the documents into Russia. He left them with reporters
The only sources of that statement are individuals that were involved with the incident.
You're the first to go and the least likely to be treated with any respect.
FARK.com went through a similar "cleansing" a while back, again motivated by the desire for advertising revenue. I moved to IMGUR as an alternative to FARK.
That was done with a few other sites in an attempt to contain the GamerGate controversy. It failed.
For those coming from the SJW-friendly sectors of Reddit (such as SRS,Ghazi):
Quit trying to harass the non-SJW population while you're still behind.
Scratch Huawei anything and you'll see Nortel & PRC military markings under it.
The requisite denial by China says it all.
I have lots of people in my life that need ZERO ports on their laptop.
The workers that actually have to deal with it are further screwed - contract labor makes things as healthy and stable as being next to a malfunctioning nuclear reactor. Long-term anything goes out the window and compensation is made on worse terms.
The promise of the cloud is that your storage and computing problems will be abstracted away from messy physical objects that you need to maintain, taken care of far way by other people that are not well treated for their work.
At least the first mainframe era had some respect for the people involved in the infrastructure. These days, globalization has killed it in favor of mistreatment and abstraction of the workforce.
Old programmers never die, they just hit account block limit.
