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It's because AT&T does not follow net neutrality. It has fast lanes and slow lanes, which cause a lot of problems for work VPNs even when down the street. Thi
by proverbialbunny 6y ago
It's because AT&T does not follow net neutrality. It has fast lanes and slow lanes, which cause a lot of problems for work VPNs even when down the street. This TLS handshake bit flip is just yet another issue AT&T has, including the 1.1.1.1 DNS issues, and everything else.
I'm on Sonic.net fiber over AT&T too. To get the equivalent fiber from Comcast out here it's $270 a month. However, if you're lucky enough Sonic.net fiber that doesn't run over AT&T is amazing.
- city41 6y agoHuh, I had Sonic fiber over AT&T and loved it. In May I moved out of the bay area and now have Comcast cable. I'd do pretty much anything to get Sonic's level of quality out here.
- proverbialbunny 6y agoThat's because you're comparing fiber to cable. Get Comcast fiber if you want it again. I don't know if $270 a month is a statewide rate or not.