Yopaz said:
Some ISPs can throttle your connection speed (this is illegal in some countries). That has nothing to do with your wi-Fi speed and it has nothing to do with Li-Fi. The whole point of Li-Fi is to increase the wireless connection speed, which as I said got nothing to do with your ISP.
So no, I did not misunderstand anything. You did. Why do you think this article even mentioned Wi-Fi?
There's your misunderstanding, Speeding up a wireless connection like this is pointless. Because it doesn't help in any useful situation. Outside networks aren't faster, and on local networks you would need line of sight (I know you dont really but it slows down to the point you may as well be using Wi-Fi) with the receiver and if you can't move anyway just use a cord, every modern transfer protocol is faster or comparable ( cat6, HDMIv2, USB3.1, Thunderbolt). God help you if you want windows or some LED light bulbs in the same room.
I will admit it will be a godsend to anyone who lives in a single room basement but that seems like small target market, at least for non-commercial purposes.