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Unless your on AT&T for internet, its likely poor peering between your ISP and AT&T. Those "tier 1" networks like AT&T tend to only freely peer with other tier
by metildaa 8y ago
Unless your on AT&T for internet, its likely poor peering between your ISP and AT&T. Those "tier 1" networks like AT&T tend to only freely peer with other tier 1 networks (usually other massive Telcos) and a handful of tier 2 networks, resulting in congested peering points and significant unnecessary latency.
- scarface74 8y agoI am on AT&T. Gigabit up and down. But DirecTVNow being flakey on the same WiFi network on the Roku but not on iOS devices (iPhone/AppleTV) doesn’t make sense. I also noticed it isn’t the same stream sent to Rokus as it was to the AppleTV. The timing would be different.