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That may not make any difference, depending on your locality. Unfortunately AT&T infrastructure is still relied on by others such as Sonic, which leases lines
by gricardo99 6y ago
That may not make any difference, depending on your locality. Unfortunately AT&T infrastructure is still relied on by others such as Sonic, which leases lines from the likes of AT&T fiber, at least in my locality.
- greensoap 6y agoYup --- in most of the south bay Sonic is leading AT&T for its fiber.
- Bud 6y agoSonic's fiber service uses AT&T fiber in Alameda as well. Just another data point. I have that service. It's been working just fine, though. I haven't noticed any symptoms of flipped bits or anything similar to what others are reporting here.
- ribosometronome 6y agoOh man, I didn't even realize they were available outside of SF with fiber.
- jonny_eh 6y agoNot in my case, Sonic laid their own fiber to my house (and neighbourhood) in San Mateo.
- rconti 6y agoIt's pretty clear what you're getting, though. If for no other reason than the fact that the resold ATT service costs 2x what "native" Sonic fiber does. I'm on the preorder list for Sonic, for the past.. almost 2 years now. In the meantime, I'm using resold ATT through Sonic. $10/mo more than ATT directly, but no MITM and no data caps.