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Israel's Communications Ministry Seeks Provider Data for Internet Reform
Israel's Ministry of Communications is gathering data from internet providers to reform the fixed-line market, aiming to lower prices and simplify switching. The reform seeks to eliminate router rental fees and streamline the customer transition process.
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What happened
- 01Israel's Communications Ministry is requesting ISP data to initiate a fixed-line internet market reform.
- 02The reform aims to reduce subscription prices and simplify switching between providers.
- 03The ministry estimates internet costs could fall to 80 shekels per month or less.
- 04Customers may soon buy a universal router instead of renting, saving about 20 shekels monthly.
- 05The reform will allow customers to switch providers by contacting only the new company.
The ministry anticipates prices could drop significantly, potentially to 80 shekels per month or less.
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