When choosing a service from rural internet providers in Ontario, you need to select a plan that suits your needs. A variety of options are normally available, but you should be aware of the differences. A rural high-speed internet plan using phone lines isn’t the same as rural wireless internet, for example, as the former will probably offer only limited speed if your location is outside of the nearest town.
You should also consider speeds. For a light user who checks email and news, our basic plan here at KWIC will work perfectly. For a family using multiple devices and/or screens at the same time, a 15Mbps plan is our recommended starting point, and our 25Mbps plan is a great upgrade to really help you get the most from your connection. With a plan that suits your needs, you will be able to stream to your heart’s content without worrying about stuttering, reduced resolution, or slowdowns.
One thing to watch out for, though, is that illegal or gray-market TV/movie streaming services promise top-quality but, in reality, are delivering pirated content over unreliable source networks. No amount of rural internet speed makes up for a bad source. We’re always happy to help with questions on this and other technical items, should you need assistance.