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I’m exploring an idea and want honest feedback before building anything. Imagine you’re hiking in the mountains, traveling through a remote area, camping, or working somewhere where your normal SIM has no signal and there’s no Wi-Fi. The idea is a subscription service that gives you backup internet connectivity when your normal network isn't available. For example: Normal SIM: ❌ No Service Backup connectivity: ✅ Connected Internet: ✅ The goal would be for the transition to happen automatically, rather than the user having to manually search for Wi-Fi or buy another SIM while traveling. I’m not talking about an offline app or caching data . The service would need actual connectivity infrastructure (for example, satellite or other partner networks), with the app handling the subscription, connectivity management, usage, etc. I’m curious: Would you personally pay for something like this? Where would you actually use it? How much would you consider reasonable per month? Would you use it mainly for emergencies, travel, work, or everyday backup? What would stop you from buying it? I’m trying to understand whether this solves a real problem before building it.   submitted by   /u/Original_Clock_9643 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 00:19:35