What is a Neutral Router and How Does It Differ from the One Provided by Your ISP?
When we contract internet at home or in the office, it's common for the provider to install a device that combines several functions: it typically acts as a modem, router, WiFi access point, and even a telephone switchboard. This is the famous 'ISP router.' Although it serves its basic purpose—connecting us to the internet—many users quickly encounter its limitations.

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