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I recently moved away from them since it was much more expensive. I now joined T-Mobile (€40/month for 750mb/s) but they deliver their Wi-Fi with a Huwawei rout
by matonias 8y ago
I recently moved away from them since it was much more expensive. I now joined T-Mobile (€40/month for 750mb/s) but they deliver their Wi-Fi with a Huwawei router. A free spy device from China! When I wanted to change it, I found out they do not support customers with different routers. What the .
- consp 8y agoThey are required by law since 12 December 2016 (actually earlier but it is most definite since then). There is however a (continuing) consulting period for ACM rules to clarify and synchronize the rules for all connection types which has not been concluded and offers them a 'way out'. Though, if you have a SFP module you should be able to acquire the login details (through some googling, or https://community.t-mobile.nl/t-mobile-thuis-algemeen-490/glasvezel-huawei-hg659-vervangen-door-je-eigen-router-305727 https://community.t-mobile.nl/t-mobile-thuis-algemeen-490/gl...) and place the module in any SFP capable device of your choosing.
- matonias 8y agoThanks for the tips, currenlty playing with a Fritz!Box 5490. Let's see how far we can get :) It sucks however for non-techies that this option is hard to recreate at home.
- Tepix 8y ago> they deliver their Wi-Fi with a Huwawei router. > A free spy device from China What evidence is there for spying by Huawei?