VAMike
Well-Known Member
Having the antenna on top of the truck should make it much more effective, especially in fringe reception areas, so the in-truck wifi should be a useful feature. They're charging way too much for it, though, and making it hard for most people to bundle with existing data plans. (I also haven't tried it, but I'm skeptical that AT&T will be able to provide service in the areas where in-truck wifi would be most useful.) It would be a much better implementation if they unlocked it and let you use your preferred provider.I've decided that paying 30/mo for a mi-fi is more economical and useful... Not only can it serve internet to tablets and stuff when we're on road trips, it continues to work properly when the truck is off, and out of range (like when hiking or whatever). I'm more convinced that this is Ford's way of getting the consumer to pay for their method by which to collect their data... I know they are going to collect it either way, but I'm not paying them for the privilege.
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