None on mobile. I use it to USB tether computer to the tower that has straight fiber optic which reduces the ping and increases the internet speed 5 times what I get already.
I do a bit of gaming online and think its a little past time since about the 1991 period. And engaged in a variety of games in the coin op age dating to '71 which was the first arcade game played. Electro mechanical machines (Pre computer) in the 60's before that. I don't do so much as I used to. However its a good activity to supplement the bowling and so on.
A word about the coin op age. I define it as legalized theft. Drained many many quarters back in the day. I recall a few times we were in there going through a couple hundred in quarters for the evening. One burned and the other was false flagged shut down and prosecuted for some kind of drug activity, truants etc. And that was the end of that until the beginning of Nintendo and other TV games at retail. Were we entertained? Sure. Nothing like kicking a big rig down the Nation eastbound for a thousand miles, pull up for dinner and a hour playing a big rig video game with other truckers for a dollar or two or ten as we get a little competition going.
Arkansas was not really locked down very long and we are already leaning towards tossing the mandates at the end of the month and essentially restoring the people to freedom, the locals here have already ditched the masks and so on going into spring. So.. it does not matter anymore what DC wants or does not want with their lockdowns. We don't have that here.
For anyone unfamiliar with the 80's video game scene, the only one of few authentic videos left would be "Flynns Arcade" from Tron. That was a movie scene made in that time period and it was cutting edge for it's day. Forget social distancing, we teens were interested in the opposite. You can find it on you tube.
