Ars Technica

Frontier customer bought his own router—but has to pay $10 rental fee anyway | Ars OpenForum

I had FiOS when I lived in DC, and you can plug any router straight into the wall as long as you're internet-only. Just make sure to have the installer check that you're on ONT and not coax (which you ...
PC Gamer

Finally, ISPs can't charge you for using your own router

A US government spending bill will prohibit companies from charging customers a fee to use their own equipment. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...
CBS News

TC's Frontier Named Preferred Distributor Of Money Saving Routers

TRAVERSE CITY -- Frontier Computer Corp. has been named a preferred North American Distributor for Peplink Multi-WAN Routers, a Hong Kong maker of Internet load balancing and virtual private network ...
Gizmodo

The Electronic Frontier Foundation Wants You To Make Your Router Public

The Electronic Frontier Foundation is planning to release software that will allow you to turn a portion of your router into public wifi hotspot. The kicker is, they say it will make your router more ...
Ars Technica

Frontier customer bought his own router—but has to pay $10 rental fee anyway

Also, we cannot support or repair the non-Frontier equipment. Though infrequent, when a customer chooses to use a non-Frontier router, we see increased complaints and more difficulty with ...