Basic packages are cheaper but then they all use it for face book.
It is a consumer decision again, where most will choose pure entertainment most of the time.
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Basic packages are cheaper but then they all use it for face book.
It is a consumer decision again, where most will choose pure entertainment most of the time.
I think if they knew that they could earn $ they would. many are desperate and earning even $20 a month is huge. My maid has seen what I have done and yet she hasn't asked once if and how she can get on Hive. Let me ask her as I haven't done that yet as that would be an interesting answer. She just smiled and said Yes. She said she is serious as she would like to try lol. Maybe an experiment is required here.
Definitely worth an experiment and perhaps a little support to get up and running. :)
That is easy on my part lol. Will try and give it a go and then she can give feedback. Wouldn't take much to teach her as she is fairly smart and has two other sideline businesses so not a normal maid.
Yes, but stripped down may not be what you imagine.
For mobile data since I think 2013 you can buy data for specific apps only (only most popular ones). Obviously, that is a ridiculously bad deal for people in most cases.
And it totally undermines net neutrality too.
What I wonder is if there was an interface that gave a low data optimization option.
One of the two telcos runs a data optimizing VPN app for Android phones. Doesn’t strip ads out tho, and in an early version even introduced its own ads bar at the bottom because that’s what you do as a corporation, right.
Tbh data here is “cheap” compared to many African countries and Central and Southern American countries. Less than half the price compared to many countries. Still expensive to millions tho. We have plenty of available bandwidth here, more than enough to give those 30-50 million poor and/or unbanked citizens 1GB FB traffic every day.
I’m surprised no Venezuelan or Nigerian Hiver shared their local situation yet.