Will this improve streaming services?

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As part of UK comms regulator Ofcom’s work to ensure Fairness for Customers, broadband shoppers must be told how fast their new service will be, before they sign a contract, under new Ofcom protections from tomorrow (March 1st).

The new Code of Practice means broadband firms will always have to give customers a minimum guaranteed speed at the point of sale. If a customer’s broadband speed then drops below the promised level, companies will have one month to improve performance, before they must let the customer walk away – penalty-free. This right to exit also applies to landline and TV packages bought at the same time as broadband. "

Ofcom introduces broadband customer protection

 

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It will certainly improve access to them.
For far too long broadband companies have taken the pee with their speeds being no where near what they advertise. How can they get away with breaking the sale of goods act for so long?
They should also be forced to provide adequate roitrts.