Quote from: davidyuen on January 04, 2024, 05:43:43Quote from: NikoB on November 28, 2023, 10:03:20I do not recommend network equipment from Huawei to anyone - they simply refuse real support and do not provide conscientious support for router firmware. Moreover, their routers have hidden secret restrictions (at the request of the authorities) - for example, they deliberately block encryption protocols like ftps at the firmware level. It is enough to connect the internet directly to your PC to the provider's equipment and this restriction will not exist. Think 10 times before buying their routers. There are a lot of black hole and some of errors and functionality defects. Even stated in the specifications.I have huawei ax3 pro. and am now using ax6 + relay.
they always upgrade router's firmware.
I can download virtualbox via its ftp server.
I think huawei box which is the only one CIA doesnt have backdoor on it.
Quote from: NikoB on November 28, 2023, 10:03:20I do not recommend network equipment from Huawei to anyone - they simply refuse real support and do not provide conscientious support for router firmware. Moreover, their routers have hidden secret restrictions (at the request of the authorities) - for example, they deliberately block encryption protocols like ftps at the firmware level. It is enough to connect the internet directly to your PC to the provider's equipment and this restriction will not exist. Think 10 times before buying their routers. There are a lot of black hole and some of errors and functionality defects. Even stated in the specifications.I have huawei ax3 pro. and am now using ax6.
Quote from: Milton jose on November 28, 2023, 20:36:38I understand your point, but right now WiFi 7 routers are still quite expensive, and many people will see this Huawei router as the best value for money without taking into account certain "vulnerabilities". What other companies can you recommend to buy a WiFi 7 router? good price without neglecting privacy?That is the problem. Poor people almost always buy crap, which is what unscrupulous companies like Huawei catch them doing. Not many people are lucky, mostly those who are ready to work with their heads and hands (and such people are rare among the poor). For example, upgrade Huawei routers to alternative firmware, opening the firmware with an exploit if someone makes one. Or a hardware programmer, but this may cost the warranty. But even this path is not easy and does not guarantee a high-quality result and will doom you to a lot of wasted time, compared to normal brands that have long established themselves in the market. Because high-quality long-term support costs money.
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