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RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - Compton - 11-28-2017
only time will tell
RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - PrimeDirective64 - 11-28-2017
iam going to discuss this with comcast's open chat support and see what response they will give me. because noone is willing to discuss within their forum.
RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - Timster - 11-28-2017
All of the big ISP players are promising they won't milk the cow and make things difficult for users. But of course they are going to say that now until the law passes in their favor then watch what happens.
RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - PrimeDirective64 - 12-04-2017
this year's holiday festivities will definately be very subdued. unless a miracle happens and net neutrality doesnt get approved for another year or more.
RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - GuiltySpark - 12-05-2017
(12-04-2017, 05:36 PM)PrimeDirective64 Wrote: this year's holiday festivities will definately be very subdued. unless a miracle happens and net neutrality doesnt get approved for another year or more.
Why? Do you really put that much reliance on internet use over the holidays?
Besides, throttling is least of your worries. DRM however, now that's something to worry about and that's already with us.
RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - PrimeDirective64 - 12-06-2017
not worried about holiday usage. internet usage on a daily basis. iam already looking into ways to get some kind of vpn giveaway..like a lifetime license for vpn premium...just in case!
RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - Compton - 12-06-2017
PrimeDirective64 that would be considered hacking at the end of the day if they feel like controlling your access they can
sometimes in life, you have to row with the punches and let things go
like I said using a vpn may be your best option for now
RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - PrimeDirective64 - 12-06-2017
what hack? im not smart enough to hack. vpn would be used to unblock sites that have or might be blocked by isp . i wouldnt use vpn for nefarious ways.
RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - Compton - 12-06-2017
yeah I read your question in the wrong context when you bypassing Comcast
I was thinking you wanted to hack your isp itself to unblock websites which was probably wrong
at this current time using a VPN would be the best way to unblock a website
I see you change your sentence from what you original said
RE: Net Neutrality vs Open DNS - PrimeDirective64 - 12-06-2017
no worries compton bro. being blocked by your isp isnt nice. we'd lose all our cable channels and my net access. i lie in wait when december 14 comes and see if anything is amiss like my network speed and other factors
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