To promote an app that scans for weak Wi-Fi coverage, Danish ISP Stofa pranked six boys by slowing down or cutting their connections during critical moments of online gameplay. Predictably, these gamers didn't shrug off the technical glitches and patiently wait for their signal to return. In fact, they straight up freaked. "This sucks, this...
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January 23, 2019
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