Living in a bandwidth desert. ANd downloading files via non-Xbox Devces

Cellular tethering may be coming, we have it here in the UK and have unlimited data on phones and can connect our xbox's through that, also we have routers that work with a sim card as well so no need for home broadband too, have a word with a few cellular
providers and ask if any of them offer this service.

I am surprised that you dont have this service available with it being around for a while in the UK.

Regards

Actual one company has potentially unlimited high speed tethered internet, (meaning as long as the network is empty enough, you got a clear path to 40 Mb/s n, and if busy, you get 8 Mb/s in internet when busy, which sucks for most people, but is an vast
improvement for me) but they made it so hard that the only people who both can and will connect the dots are the people who truly need it. I guess it's their way of proving you live in an Internet desert. Your land based internet has to be really bad for
it to be worth jumping through these hoops just to get what you need. And I'm not talking 25 Mb/s DSL bad, It would probably be better to have a consistent 25 Mb/s DSL connection that to squeeze slightly faster speeds on cellular which come in and out and
live with a penalty speed of 8 Mb/s.

I'm talking 1.5 Mb/s DSL bad. I'm talking accepting "penalty speeds" of 8 Mb/s in 2 Mb/s out, which would be awful for someone with Fiber Optic / Cable TV in their area, but a penalty I'll be happy to live under. If 8 Mb/s is the penalty, call me a hockey
goon and I'll go Jason on my opponents every opportunity I get, and I'll do better than "playing by the rules". Even when punished in the penalty box, I'm better off.

Unfortunately, you can not download games onto anything else but an Xbox. You could take and external hard drive (minimum of 256 GB and USB 3.0) to a friends house, who has an Xbox and better net speeds, sign in on your account and download using the external
HDD as the save point for the games. Or take your whole xbox to a friends house etc.

Because they cant cellular connection isnt a broad band connectoon its not meant to be consistent

You have signals going up and down duen to signal traffic b sed in your local area the more in a local area the worse your connection is

Which is why it never worls on large downloads

You cant rewrite physics

Cellular tethering may be coming, we have it here in the UK and have unlimited data on phones and can connect our xbox's through that, also we have routers that work with a sim card as well so no need for home broadband too, have a word with a few cellular
providers and ask if any of them offer this service.

I am surprised that you dont have this service available with it being around for a while in the UK.

Regards

Unfortunately, you can not download games onto anything else but an Xbox. You could take and external hard drive (minimum of 256 GB and USB 3.0) to a friends house, who has an Xbox and better net speeds, sign in on your account and download using
the external HDD as the save point for the games. Or take your whole xbox to a friends house etc.

Unfortunately, If I want to get a faster connection for my Xbox One, I have to BRING m Xbox One AND a TV display to the local library, which is kind of a hassle to do every time there is an update, which can be weekly.

maybe there can be a remote loader, where you request a cryprto key to be loaded on your main hard drive, then you load the opposite key on a USB Flash drive. Unfortunately, my closest Xbox friend lives 30-40 minutes away ialong a freeway in a direction
we generally do not go towards most of the time