The rapid spread of Covid-19 across the world has left governments imposing increasingly strong measures to reduce physical interactions and keep their populations safe. Economies have stalled due to a crash in retail demand and the unavailability of workers; for those who can continue working remotely, telecommunications have become a vital lifeline. This increased reliance on digital connectivity extends to leisure activities, including online gaming platforms such as najlepsze polskie kasyno, highlighting shifts in entertainment habits as people seek remote alternatives. The significance of these telecommunications links—particularly the Internet—now extends well beyond enterprise; with people confined to their homes, social interaction via videolink and other online services has surged dramatically. How can this escalating demand be accommodated—and what implications does it hold for how spectrum is allocated and valued?