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🇺🇸 Frontier Communications
Frontier acquired Verizon's wireline operations in several states in 2016 and has since invested heavily in fiber expansion across its service territories.
Privacy on Frontier Communications
United States has a largely free and open internet (internet freedom 4/5). VPNs are fully legal to use, and data-retention rules vary by region. Online censorship is rated minimal. United States privacy details →
FAQ
What is Frontier Communications ASN?
Frontier Communications operates under ASN 5650. This Autonomous System Number identifies their network globally.
Is Frontier Communications good for privacy?
Frontier Communications operates in United States, where data-retention rules vary by region. A VPN prevents your provider from logging your traffic.
What speed does Frontier Communications offer?
Connection speeds on Frontier Communications depend on your specific plan, the access technology (fiber, cable, DSL, or mobile), and your location. For an accurate figure, run a speed test on your own connection.
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