Sarcasm to the government spokesman: if you don't apologize for the high price, at least apologize for the insolence! Information newspaper reported: The government spokesman said in a press conference with reporters: "We do not apologize for the high cost of the Internet, but we apologize for the bad information." A comment that led to criticism of the rising cost of living and the quality of Internet services. Internet is no longer a luxury item, but has become a necessity for work, studies and everyday life. The increase in rates occurs in a situation where users continue to complain about the slow speed and frequent interruptions of the Internet. If the price increase is necessary for network development and infrastructure maintenance, the government and operators must clearly explain where the revenue from this increase will be invested and what the impact will be on the quality of service. People who are under the pressure of high food, housing, transportation and care, are not content with apologizing for poor information. If you are not going to apologize for the high cost of the internet, at least be responsible for the recklessness and disregard for the people's livelihood pressure.