said by joshub:Things go wrong in security detection all the time, and I expect sooner or later you will have mis-detection. I would rather avoid the problem all together by opting out as it is useless for me.
Which part of "no thank you" do you not understand?
What Comcast is doing is a step in the right direction. As the largest ISP in the United States, they have a responsibility, not to just their customers, but to the entire Internet community worldwide on keeping their network clean and free from bots.
You may think it's useless, but I can assure you, even the best have been infected at one point or another.
In either case, this isn't about YOU, this is about their investment and I agree with them that there should be no opt out option.