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OP is not talking about disabled by default, he’s talking about disabled permanently, i.e. you literally cannot turn uPnP on because the ISP disables the functi
by 10000truths 6y ago
OP is not talking about disabled by default, he’s talking about disabled permanently, i.e. you literally cannot turn uPnP on because the ISP disables the functionality. I know that AT&T does this with their BGW210-700. Security is good, but locking people out of basic features is not.