| It's not that insane, when compared with common ISP practice in the UK (a fair usage policy that asks you to limit p2p use so it doesn't damage the the bandwidth on their network)
The article you linked to seems to be wrong. This bit...
Telkom points out that the downloading of files like movies, MP3s, games and software using applications such as Napster, Kazaa, E-donkey is not allowed. ... isn't true. I don't see anything saying mp3's and p2p apps aren't allowed, just asking that you limit your use of them. Isn't it just automatic download and search and download apps that aren't allowed (e.g. spidering, for example something like Black Widow - »softbytelabs.com/us/bw/ |
