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yummcookies

@cablevision.com

reply to mozart11
Re: What's up with OOL domain servers now?

said by mozart11 See Profile :

I found the opt out. I wonder if it is just a cookie set? I delete cookies all the time.

This is jut mad
Yes it is cookie based because cookies on one PC will affect every computer in the house. That is how cookies work.
to forum · permalink · 2008-09-25 09:40:57 · Reply to this


RickNY
Premium
join:2000-11-02
New York
said by yummcookies :

cookies on one PC will affect every computer in the house. That is how cookies work.
Ah yes -- I love when Cablevision employees know what they are talking about.
to forum · permalink · · 2008-09-25 09:58:58 · Reply to this


Jmartz

join:2000-07-20
Tenafly, NJ

 Cablevision should have done this as an "opt IN" service. Basically it doesn't get turned on unless people go and turn it on.

It appears as though Cablevision is trying to be super controlling lately. First they hijack your ability to watch SD feeds if you have an HD cable box without letting you shut it off, and then they turn this thing... thankfully it can be opted out. But they didn't exactly tell people it was going to happen... most people probably don't even know that the channel mappings were going to change on the cable boxes either.
to forum · permalink · · 2008-09-25 10:33:09 · Reply to this


Muppet

@co.uk

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 reply to yummcookies
Your the exact user this is aimed at. One that does not know what a cookie is and what it does.
Good job they opt-in you chaps, you'd never be able to do it yourself.
to forum · permalink · 2008-09-25 12:39:32 · Reply to this


yummcookies

@cablevision.com

reply to RickNY
said by RickNY See Profile :

said by yummcookies :

cookies on one PC will affect every computer in the house. That is how cookies work.
Ah yes -- I love when Cablevision employees know what they are talking about.
That is the bad thing about forums, hard to read sarcasm.
to forum · permalink · 2008-09-25 13:47:23 · Reply to this


StreetSpirit
Premium
join:2002-08-13
Roslyn, NY
·Optimum Online
·Verizon Online DSL

reply to yummcookies
said by yummcookies :

said by mozart11 See Profile :

I found the opt out. I wonder if it is just a cookie set? I delete cookies all the time.

This is jut mad
Yes it is cookie based because cookies on one PC will affect every computer in the house. That is how cookies work.
Uhh, yeah...
to forum · permalink · · 2008-09-25 16:04:28 · Reply to this
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