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I'm sure this will soon be solved using the hack of accessing shared Wi-Fi fabrics that some ISPs now offer (as in, the thing where the router will offer a gene
by saurik 2y ago
I'm sure this will soon be solved using the hack of accessing shared Wi-Fi fabrics that some ISPs now offer (as in, the thing where the router will offer a generic network such as CoxWiFi, and allow random people to pay to use your WiFi; even if you don't have it, maybe your neighbor does)... and even then, new IoT longer-range WiFi services can act as a backstop.
- J_Shelby_J 2y agoOr inexpensive cellular modems. Someone in the future will make decent money converting smart tvs to dumb tvs.
- trod123 2y agoIts already happening with Amazon Sidewalk and LoRa bands. Some of the larger ISPs are also piping cell phone communications to VOIP at the edge using built-in features in the modems, and these are hopelessly insecure by regulatory action. Take a look at the Cypher-Con talk on cable modems. Pretty damning. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hk2DsCWGXs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hk2DsCWGXs)