I have an ISP supplied Arris Cable Modem (luckily not vulnerable) and it is dreadful. The UI is shonky, looking at the HTML & CSS underlying it is enough to make you weep, outdated JS libraries, and - seemingly - no software updates.
I could just about understand if it was stable and gave good WiFi - but the ISP's forums are full of people complaining about it.
All I can assume is that Arris is £1 cheaper than the next model, and the ISP have decided that dealing with customer complaints is cheaper than a higher CapEx.
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How do companies like Arris keep getting work?
I have an ISP supplied Arris Cable Modem (luckily not vulnerable) and it is dreadful. The UI is shonky, looking at the HTML & CSS underlying it is enough to make you weep, outdated JS libraries, and - seemingly - no software updates.
I could just about understand if it was stable and gave good WiFi - but the ISP's forums are full of people complaining about it.
All I can assume is that Arris is £1 cheaper than the next model, and the ISP have decided that dealing with customer complaints is cheaper than a higher CapEx.