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      <title>Why ISP WiFi is Garbage: Fixing Xfinity with Wired Backhauls</title>
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      <description>Why the single WiFi gateway your ISP hands you (Xfinity included) struggles to cover a real house, and how running wired backhauls to a proper mesh network fixes it for good, instead of just adding more wireless extenders on top of the problem.</description>
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