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Canada·58d ago
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Rural Broadband Auditor
Problem — Many underserved households in rural Canada struggle with unreliable internet service, with 1.2M homes not meeting the CRTC 50/10 Mbps standard. Complaints about ISPs overstating service quality are rampant, affecting remote communities. Who feels it — This pain is felt by rural households and municipal governments, representing a significant market with millions affected. MVP hint — The minimum viable product will track ISP performance in real-time, auto-filing complaints on behalf of users. Why now — There is increasing pressure on ISPs due to regulatory scrutiny and demand for transparency in service levels. Revenue — The service will be free for households, monetizing via municipal advocacy contracts for around CAD $50,000 annually.