ungebundener

ungebundener is a term used in the context of German telecommunications and internet services. It translates to "unbundled" in English, referring to the separation of network and service components.

In the German market, ungebundener refers to internet and phone services that are not bundled together with a specific telecommunications provider or package. This means users can choose to purchase internet service from one provider, for example, and phone service from another. This allows for more flexibility and competition among service providers.

ungebundener internet, in particular, refers to standalone internet services that are not tied to a specific phone or television package. Users can opt for an ungebundener internet connection and purchase a separate phone line or mobile service from a different provider.

this is in contrast to gebundelter (bundled) options, which pair internet, phone, and television services together with a single provider often at a discounted rate. Providers may offer discounts for bundling services together, but users who prefer to opt for individual services or want more flexibility in their service choices may choose ungebundener options.

The availability and pricing of ungebundener services can vary depending on the region and service provider. Some providers may charge extra for standalone internet or phone services, while others may offer similar pricing to bundled options. Users should research and compare different providers and options to determine the best choice for their needs.