Netgear routers ****!!! setup is not friendly at all and customer service is horrible with foreigner speaking English. I ended up returning it to and settle for Linksys which has very good reviews almost 4,000. Will stay away from Netgear for now.
I've been using Netgear for years, always had great service, but when they die, they die hard... Linksys doesn't offer free Parental Controls like Netgear does...
Netgear routers ****!!! setup is not friendly at all and customer service is horrible with foreigner speaking English. I ended up returning it to and settle for Linksys which has very good reviews almost 4,000. Will stay away from Netgear for now.
Never had good experience with Netgear routers either, then again I've only had 1 Linksys and that worked for years.
Netgear routers ****!!! setup is not friendly at all and customer service is horrible with foreigner speaking English. I ended up returning it to Amazon and settle for Linksys which has very good reviews almost 4,000. Will stay away from Netgear for now.
Never had good experience with Netgear routers either, then again I've only had 1 Linksys and that worked for years."/>
These have no use after internet carrier-specific routers have been introduced. Could this replace ATT router that comes with their service?
What the hell are you talking about?
These have no use after internet carrier-specific routers have been introduced. Could this replace ATT router that comes with their service? What the hell are you talking about?"/>
These have no use after internet carrier-specific routers have been introduced. Could this replace ATT router that comes with their service?
Internet carrier-specific routers (built into Internet modems), aside from being being low power locked down trash with highly limited and often non-updateable firmware, give the service providers unlimited access to your home network.
Unlimited access to your entire home network.
Do you really want some bored graveyard shift employee (maybe in India) spelunking through your files, pictures, videos and email?
The first thing I did when I got Internet service was buy my own modem and a separate router.
These have no use after internet carrier-specific routers have been introduced. Could this replace ATT router that comes with their service?
Internet carrier-specific routers (built into Internet modems), aside from being being low power locked down trash with highly limited and often non-updateable firmware, give the service providers unlimited access to your home network.
Unlimited access to your entire home network.
Do you really want some bored graveyard shift employee (maybe in India) spelunking through your files, pictures, videos and email?
The first thing I did when I got Internet service was buy my own modem and a separate router."/>
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Never had good experience with Netgear routers either, then again I've only had 1 Linksys and that worked for years.
Never had good experience with Netgear routers either, then again I've only had 1 Linksys and that worked for years."/>
What the hell are you talking about?
What the hell are you talking about?"/>
Internet carrier-specific routers (built into Internet modems), aside from being being low power locked down trash with highly limited and often non-updateable firmware, give the service providers unlimited access to your home network.
Unlimited access to your entire home network.
Do you really want some bored graveyard shift employee (maybe in India) spelunking through your files, pictures, videos and email?
The first thing I did when I got Internet service was buy my own modem and a separate router.
Internet carrier-specific routers (built into Internet modems), aside from being being low power locked down trash with highly limited and often non-updateable firmware, give the service providers unlimited access to your home network.
Unlimited access to your entire home network.
Do you really want some bored graveyard shift employee (maybe in India) spelunking through your files, pictures, videos and email?
The first thing I did when I got Internet service was buy my own modem and a separate router."/>
Thank you!