I wonder if this move might be a precursor to blocking the network ports used for VoIP on AT&T Broadband? If ATT doesn't offer their own VoIP service, it would be a lot easier to impose port blocks that would prevent everyone from using VoIP on their network.
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I wonder if this move might be a precursor to blocking the network ports used for VoIP on AT&T Broadband? If ATT doesn't offer their own VoIP service, it would be a lot easier to impose port blocks that would prevent everyone from using VoIP on their network.