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So since Sonic was highly reviewed and hyped here (San Jose), I checked them out/tried to switch to them. For my address the only option from them was the one o
by fishywang 9y ago
So since Sonic was highly reviewed and hyped here (San Jose), I checked them out/tried to switch to them. For my address the only option from them was the one on AT&T's IP network. For that service, I must use the modem they (AT&T) give me. There's modem renting fee, and there's router feature that I cannot turn off. That's the dealbreaker for me so I stopped trying. I'm glad that I didn't go that route, and I hope Sonic could do better here.
- brianpan 9y agoSonic uses AT&T's networks but provides their own service on those networks. The modem is not an AT&T modem and it's not the one in the article.
- fishywang 9y agoBut still, there's router feature on that modem that I cannot turn off, so I cannot bring my own router (unless I want to do double-NAT), and there are still highly likely some hardcoded remote access password.