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<pubDate>Sat, 28 Nov 2009 18:53:15 EDT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[<A HREF="/useremail/u/0"><b>anon</b></A> : Over the last few months, I've posted a lot of commentary on DPI, and related efforts at intercepting user behavior at the network level for profitable gain.  Here's a recap:<br><br>www dot dmnews.com/Shielding-consumers-from-privacy-breaching-ISP-tracking/article/112169/<br><br>Nontheless, I would recommend to ALL consumers to procure a VPN tool to absolutely ensure your personal privacy while on-line.  From emails, to browsing history, to entering data in input boxes (search or otherwise) - it's all wide open to Comcast and other ISPs.<br><br>My company offers a free VPN - yes, it is in fact ad supported - but we don't store ANY personally identifiable info.  Your company may offer one as well - often times you simply need to check with the IT personnel - they all usually have them (required for their jobs - but not yours necesarily)  but may 'set you up' if you only asked.<br><br>happy VPN hunting.<br><br>AnchorFree Inc.<br>Mark Smith, COO, AnchorFree]]></description>
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