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Is it possible for my neighbors to steal my FIOS like they could with cable? I was just wondering because I get weird blips and image interuptions while I'm watching TV.
No.
Yes it is possible for a local FIOS cable subcontractor to split the FIOS signal and provide it to non-paying homes. The easist way to determine if theft is prevalent is to actually measure the signal receieved at the device. This is a problem in rental homes in Amherst, NY bcause of the large quanity of transients employed as private "home care aides." The home care aides actually reside with the elderly in need of assistive living but are ineligible to qualify for Medicaid due to income restrictions. It is made easier bcause FIOS and similar services hire "sub-contractors," to handle installation and level one complaints about signal quality.
@Smeader wrote:Yes it is possible for a local FIOS cable subcontractor to split the FIOS signal and provide it to non-paying homes. The easist way to determine if theft is prevalent is to actually measure the signal receieved at the device. This is a problem in rental homes in Amherst, NY bcause of the large quanity of transients employed as private "home care aides." The home care aides actually reside with the elderly in need of assistive living but are ineligible to qualify for Medicaid due to income restrictions. It is made easier bcause FIOS and similar services hire "sub-contractors," to handle installation and level one complaints about signal quality.
That is incorrect. Verizon doesn’t use sub contractors for FiOS installs. Yes the coax could be split but the non paying home would get local channels only if their TV has a QAM tuner.
The situation is unlikely anyway because most apartment buildings have the fiber and ONT extended to the apartment.
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