So apparently ASUS is playing dirty,they
refuses to fix the dsl-ac68u because the bugs were submitted almost a year ago,in order to favor a new product on the market the dsl-ac88u.
That's illegal! I have proof of that,emails with bugs submitted and so on,and their answers.
Proof???
So asus has 2 choises or more,if they find:
1)Fixes the bugs submitted by users,and it's long time people awaits,specifically UK users who get their line downgraded and speeds reduced by the dlm.
2) Gives the
dsl gpl firmware source code to third parties or me (since it's coded),since the product is near end of life and they refuse to fix it,in order to favor their new product.Third parties as mentioned can fix the dsl side of the modem in no time,and bring even more options to the product which we paid money for it,and it's in this bad situation after 3 years of release!!!!
Asus may come with some reasons not to do it.
The reason is Mediatek,the dsl chipset manufacturer.Mediatek company,is also known as Scumbag Mediatek, you can read here:
http://www.gizchina.com/2014/03/24/mediatek-dont-share-source-code/
Mediatek will release only if paid some fees,and since Asus paid for those chips,means it's in the possession of the dsl fw source code,and if refuses to fix the modem could release it to third parties,exactly like with it's routers,without the permission from Mediatek, since they bought a flawed product from them and is in this situation.
The current gpl of the asus dsl ac68u has the dsl fw inaccessible.
As i mentioned the points,
if asus will refuse even this time,me and other users from EU will report Asus to the EU consumer protection,for unfair marketing and refusing the fix of it's products.I will not spend 250 Euro for another modem,since the current can be fixed.
If you are in the same situation and live in EU,unite to the cause and report Asus to the EU consumer protection at this link:
https://europa.eu/european-union/contact/write-to-us_en
Remember that together we are stronger!!
if u still have the modem and interested join us.
thanks