Will it work for at&t ? null

I use the extender on an at&t hotspot to bridge an area with /to an ethernet . Works fine .

It’s not dependent on provider; as long as you have an existing router that it can connect to, or you have a modem (cable, dsl, etc) hat it can act as a primary device for, you should be set.

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I use the extender on an at&t hotspot to bridge an area with /to an ethernet . Works fine .
Answered by Burt 6 years ago
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It’s not dependent on provider; as long as you have an existing router that it can connect to, or you have a modem (cable, dsl, etc) hat it can act as a primary device for, you should be set.
Answered by FirefighterFrank 6 years ago
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