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I worked with one of the inventors of WiFi and he always cursed Apple's implementation of the spec and how he could get WiFi to fail in specific circumstances w

I worked with one of the inventors of WiFi and he always cursed Apple's implementation of the spec and how he could get WiFi to fail in specific circumstances with his mac, when other devices where fine. Of the 3 macs I've owned, I've always had WiFi issues - more so than my other machines. This 'might' be related to whatever their underlying implementation is - sorry I don't know more details.

colanderman 10y ago
The Broadcom chips they use break if they receive any WMM (WiFi QoS) packets. I had to blacklist my MacBook Pro from receiving WMM-tagged packets on my router just to get its WiFi working. (Every other device I own works fine with WMM.)