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I wonder if AT&T could retaliate in some unexpected way. For example could they do something to prevent devices with Broadcom chips from accessing their network
by blackeyeblitzar 2y ago
I wonder if AT&T could retaliate in some unexpected way. For example could they do something to prevent devices with Broadcom chips from accessing their network or degrade their performance? I think Apple might fall into that though, as they had made some deal with Broadcom...
- chmod775 2y agoHow is making random customers switch because you slowed down their internet speeds anything but a self-own? People don't buy devices because they work with AT&T, they buy AT&T to get internet on their device.
- pjc50 2y agoAT&T probably have quite a lot of broadcom hardware in their own network. Besides, we really do not want that kind of thing happening as a precedent because it destroys the market.
- nkrisc 2y agoCustomer: my internet is slow! AR&T Service Rep: Ah, That’s because your computer has a Broadcom chip in it. Customer: How is that possible? I don’t even eat chips! Yeah great idea.
- itsdrewmiller 2y agoMost companies don't try to operate like Automattic for good reason.