Subj : RE: Wireless Broadband Query
To   : Ed Vance
From : FATHER PAUL
Date : Thu May 17 2018 07:56 am

Hello Ed Vance,

To answer your basic question, "Can the Wi-Fi part of a Broadband Router be
turned OFF by me?" the answer should be yes. This is because turning Wi-Fi on
and off is usually done at the router / modem in your home. No guarantees,
though, as to what AT&T will do in the future.


On May 15, 2018 12:05am, Ed Vance wrote to All:

EV> Howdy!,

EV> I have Basic DSL Service with AT&T.

EV> They have been sending me letters about their Advanced Digital Network.

EV> From what I can guess by what I've read is they may be putting Fiber
EV> Optic lines in my area.

It is my understanding AT&T is attempting to do away with "twin paired" wire
systems, and change everything to fiber optics / digital.

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Hope this helps,

Peace,

Father Paul, S.S.B.
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