Premium users get network priority, existing users face slower speeds. During congestion, regular customers may experience call drops and buffering. Creates unfair service tiers despite users already paying for service. Can intentionally deprioritize prepaid and lower plans. Pushes users to upgrade out of frustration, not necessity. Reduces trust among long-term customers. Network resources get concentrated on high-paying users only. Existing infrastructure may become overloaded for non-priority users. Increases digital inequality between customer groups. Marketing highlights benefits but hides impact on ordinary users.

Something that aptly describes the ccgeek community. ✌️ “all of us are selective sinners. we choose the sin we are comfortable with, and judge others that commit the ones we are not comfortable with.”

Seriously? How difficult is it to plan for making mobile signals available inside an airport like every other airport? Does Adani's Navi Mumbai airport lack such a basic necessity?

Why do I need to do it manually for each video? It's a terrible UX decision.

I post this because I have no choice, and because it infuriates me that there is such little value for human life and wellbeing. @airindia, you treated my grandmother so poorly, and with such little regard. You should be ashamed. For our travel back from Delhi to Bangalore on 4th March 2025, we booked a wheelchair for my 82 year old grandmother (widow of a decorated Lt General, who has fought for India in several wars) well in advance - confirmed by the airline. Upon reaching the airport, she was not allocated one. We tried for almost an hour, requesting airline staff, airport help desk, alternate airline staff from @indigo (who incidentally had a free wheelchair but won’t share). With no other option, this old lady slowly made her way across 3 parking lanes at T3 New Delhi, on foot with assistance from a family member. She managed to enter the airport on foot, still no wheelchair or assistance was provided. Ultimately, her legs gave way, and she fell - she fell in front of the Air India premium economy counter. Not one person stepped in to help. We requested someone to help get first aid - no help. Expectation from Air India staff was for the family member to go to the MI room and get medical aid. Finally, the wheelchair arrived, and she was promptly boarded without a proper checkup with a bleeding lip and injury to her head and nose. On flight crew did help with ice packs and called ahead to Bangalore airport for medical aid, where she was seen by a doctor and given 2 stitches. Today, I sit here typing this from the ICU. She has been here 2 days under observation for potential brain bleeds. My mother and father watch as doctors pump her with medication, and her left side loses strength. From where we stand, it’s a long road ahead of pain and recovery which she did not deserve. We have lodged complaints at DGCA, and with Air India and await action. Attaching pictures of my grandmother, at her grandsons wedding on 3rd March, followed by her condition on 4th and 5th March. Please share for broader reach. @TataCompanies @tatatrusts @MoCA_GoI @FAANews @RamMNK @DelhiAirport #AirIndia #service #delhiairport #bangaloreairport

The correct answer is - I could stare at you long enough to forget time exists, but I don’t want to make you uncomfortable by actually doing it.

No comment. Sad. End of chess as we know it

Please travel more. Yours?