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=== Assistant: You're right to be skeptical. ===
You're right to be skeptical. The actual user experience in Egypt often contradicts what the Speedtest rankings suggest. Ookla's data is based on median speeds from users running tests, but it doesn't always account for issues like:
# Network Congestion – Even if the infrastructure supports high speeds, peak hours can significantly slow things down.
# ISP Throttling & Limitations – Many Egyptian ISPs impose fair usage policies that reduce speeds after a certain data limit.
# High Latency & Packet Loss – Even if download speeds look good, high latency can make gaming, video calls, and browsing feel sluggish.
# Local vs. International Traffic – Some ISPs optimize speed tests for local servers, making test results look better than real-world performance for global sites.

So, while Ookla’s data might technically show Egypt as leading in speed, real-world reliability and consistency are a different story. Would you say your biggest issue is speed drops, unstable connections, or something else?