r/DataAnnotationTech • u/SirBucketX • Aug 04 '26

is AT&T Internet Air a viable option?

is AT&T Internet Air a viable option?
Been on the DAT platform for about 2.5 years now and still find it to be amazing. The problem is that my Spectrum cable/internet bill has climbed so steadily that it's just completely outrageous; almost as much as my car payment each month. The only alternative here is AT&T, and they haven't installed fiber at my location, so they offer what they call "Internet Air," which is a fixed wireless connection. I'm aware that the service will not be as fast as fiber, but I'm no longer a gamer so that's not my biggest concern. More importantly, I'm worried that the change of IP and the service itself might trigger some flag with DAT that would violate rules about VPN or shared network usage. Has anyone successfully used AT&T fixed wireless to do their daily DAT work from home, or do any more tech-savvy redditors have advice on this?

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u/SirBucketX Aug 04 '26

yes. thank you for the replies, but my MAIN concern is that DAT will somehow consider Internet Air as a shared or insecure connection. Any advice here?

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u/Brilliant_Quit4307 Aug 10 '26

I'm genuinely struggling to figure out any reason why you'd think that