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We work hard at Lakeland Networks to ensure the reliability and safety of our internet service. It’s equally important for our customers to take steps to protect the devices they use to connect to the internet. Taking a few proactive steps can go a long way in keeping your personal information safe.
We understand the unique needs of our diverse community, from small business owners to busy families. To customize your connectivity, we offer three different pricing options for both urban and rural areas. But why the variety? What’s the difference in pricing and speeds you might ask? Let’s dive into it.
Look no further, Lakeland Networks has launched its own new Digital TV service “Lakeland TV”. Just launched on February 1st, 2024, serving Muskoka, Parry Sound, and Almaguin.
Navigating the digital landscape requires an understanding of fundamental security measures to protect ourselves from cyber threats. Here’s a comprehensive guide to internet security basics.
Audio-video boardroom conferencing systems are essential to businesses for a variety of reasons, as they significantly enhance communication and collaboration among coworkers, clients, and business partners.
In the digital age of 2023, social media has woven itself into the very fabric of our lives. With its multifaceted utility, social media serves diverse purposes, from connecting with loved ones to steering business growth.
We all see the newest and greatest internet speeds being offered. Speeds can vary from 50 Mbps to 8 Gbps and higher. Understandably we all want reliable and fast internet service, but how much is enough?
Our COO, Vince Kulchycki has said, “just because life’s slower up here does not mean that the internet has to be”. In this blog, we will explore the significance of reliable internet access for the Muskoka, Parry Sound, and Almaguin communities and how Lakeland Networks is playing a crucial role in decreasing the digital divide.
The past few years have seen massive growth in the need for high-speed quality broadband. The need is not localized to just our local communities in Muskoka, Parry Sound, and Almaguin, but worldwide.
Just because life is slower up here, doesn’t mean the internet has to be.
