Not really. It can happen with any service, not just IPTV, but it's not typical. Some services are much more prone to dropouts and artifacts than others but that's what distinguishes a good service from a bad service. Some, like Netflix or Disney+, typically deliver UHD flawlessly while others, typically Canadian services, struggle to deliver HD without technical issues. Rogers has the resources to do better but would rather siphon off billions of dollars in profits than make major investments to provide the service that their customers deserve at the price point they charge. Just how does Disney+ manage to provide top quality programming in UHD for $100/year while Rogers struggles to deliver mostly mediocre programming in HD, with some channels only in SD, for about $1,000/yr.
Tech scheduled for later in the week. I do not understand the current world. I was in systems and did not sleep until critical stuff was fixed. Worked many round the clock times to get systems back even when the actual tech went golfing!!
So you think that "wonky" is the norm and OK?
According to my calculations it's about 1.6 days. Neither does 5GB for 6 months. Most people won't use it unless they regularly go over the plan limit. It costs Rogers almost nothing even if customers do use it.
I just got my new bill. It shows a credit of $31.13 on a bill that's usually $312.14 or almost 10%. One thing to bear in mind is part of my bill is paying for my Pixel 6 over 2 years. I wouldn't expect to get a credit for that.
