Taiwan Throttles Mobile Internet Speeds in Defence Drill, Raises Questions About Preparedness Taiwan's annual Han Kuang war games have once again highlighted a crucial aspect of these exercises: the government's decision to throttle mobile internet speeds in case of a potential Chinese invasion or natural disaster.
The intention behind this move is admirable – simulating communication disruption and testing the public's resilience.
However, it raises questions about the effectiveness of such drills in preparing Taiwanese residents for real world scenarios. The limited scope and execution of these exercises fall short of the mark.