Free Deploys a New Update to Its Freebox: a Discreet Wi-Fi Bug Finally Fixed
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We were able to visit the Olympia a few days ago, where Free deploys a 5G+ indoor cover. Behind the gilding and 130 years of history of the Parisian hall, a discreet project aims to connect artists and spectators without touching the identity of the place.
Available on macOS, Freenetic, a brand new unofficial app, analyzes the activity of your Freebox in real time to identify the device, application or network problem that causes slowdowns for no apparent reason. When a video starts to load, an online part becomes unplayable or a video conferencing becomes a slideshow, it is difficult to know [...] The article Why your Freebox connection rows? A new application Freenetic is promising to find the c…
Free has deployed the 4.12.3 update for its Freebox Server on Thursday morning. It fixes a capricious 5 GHz Wi-Fi bug as well as missing icons from the FreeboxOS call log, expected by subscribers.
Not all Freebox updates are similar. Some bring new features that are very visible, others go almost unnoticed as they correct defects that may affect the daily lives of thousands of subscribers. This is precisely the case of version 4.12.3 of the Freebox Server, which has been available since 23 July. At first glance, its content [...]
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