The complaint is that people cannot connect, and that hardware vendors dont want to go down the pit of other peoples sh*(blobs). Magnificent article. Clearly s

The complaint is that people cannot connect, and that hardware vendors dont want to go down the pit of other peoples sh*(blobs). Magnificent article. Clearly shows his expertise going down the sh*/rabbit hole, the more I read, the more dismal it got. Clearly the way to get around the technical side of the DNS bug, is to do what cell providers do: Start the device in the office of the provider, and let the DNS resolve there, and if it does not work, get a ticket started right then and there. Out in the field... use another devices Wifi, and do the same thing. If you cannot get cell phone service or Wifi, then ( I literally took about 45 mins on the phone to T-Mobile, which immediately refused to take responsibility, and also refused to put anything in writing: Then their recommendation is to get a satellite link with, StarLink!. I would rather be slapped in the face with a cold fish. Cell phone service providers all let this happen, until of course they almost all sold out to T-Moble. ( LifeLine, Assurnace, etc.. )