{"1":{"question":"1. Does upload speed matter more than download?","answer":"<p dir='ltr' style='text-align:justify'>In general, download speed is more significant than upload speed.<\/p><p dir='ltr' style='text-align:justify'>That&#39;s because the only information that has to be uploaded is the information from the buttons and the links you click.<\/p><p dir='ltr' style='text-align:justify'>As a result, upload speeds are usually not required to be as fast as download speeds.<\/p>"},"2":{"question":"2. What is a good download speed for WiFi?","answer":"<p dir='ltr' style='text-align:justify'>According to the FCC, the best Internet service providers (ISPs) for two or more connected devices should provide at least 12 Mbps download speed.<\/p><p dir='ltr' style='text-align:justify'>In fact, 25 Mbps is ideal for groups of four or more devices.<\/p>"},"3":{"question":"3. What is a good upload speed for WiFi?","answer":"<p dir='ltr' style='text-align:justify'>In general, 5 Mbps is a good upload speed to aim for.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr' style='text-align:justify'>Asymmetric DSL (ADSL) typically provides upload rates of up to 1.5 Mbps, whereas cable Internet has upload speeds ranging from 5 Mbps to 50 Mbps.<\/p><p dir='ltr' style='text-align:justify'>Even ADSL&#39;s 1.5 Mbps connection is sufficient for most online activity.<\/p>"}}