| This will continue People may as well get use to it, all major players that provide internet service seem prepared to start doing the same type of blocking and/or limiting what you can do with your internet.
More of how long will it be before this is put in place everywhere and can it be circumvented? And if it can be circumvented, that is why Time Warner just wants to bill you for usage.
Oh well.. Lose-Lose it seems for the end user in the long run. |
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ajax25
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Colonia, NJ | said by Unfortunate :
People may as well get use to it, all major players that provide internet service seem prepared to start doing the same type of blocking and/or limiting what you can do with your internet.
More of how long will it be before this is put in place everywhere and can it be circumvented? And if it can be circumvented, that is why Time Warner just wants to bill you for usage.
Oh well.. Lose-Lose it seems for the end user in the long run.
I don't think we'll see this with FIOS. |
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said by Unfortunate :
People may as well get use to it, all major players that provide internet service seem prepared to start doing the same type of blocking and/or limiting what you can do with your internet.
More of how long will it be before this is put in place everywhere and can it be circumvented? And if it can be circumvented, that is why Time Warner just wants to bill you for usage.
Oh well.. Lose-Lose it seems for the end user in the long run.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought BT would be encrypting data in the next release.
And something else never gets brought up, price. I love how Comcast's commercials are quite clever, only to leave out the price of the service. |
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