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Hmmm... copyright violation anyone?

After all, if I operate a website and British ISPs are inserting ads into content I serve up, then aren't the ISPs creating unauthorized derivative works? On a different note, I guess "https://" as the...

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If the government is your

Big Brother, what does that make your ISP - your "Big Cousin"?

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More worryingly...

...since your ISP has full control over the data reaching you, they could replace any image on an html page with an ad without changing the apparent source, thus getting round pretty much all...

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Hmmm, what about multiple users?

What, as is the case, my wife and I are behind a router. How does it separate our clickstreams? What if she got an ad that was based on MY surfing? Eee gads! ;-)

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phorm

mike, you'll love the story behind phorm. they are actually an old spyware outfit that's changed their name a few times to hide their past. phorm is the new name of 121media which made the contextplus...

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Article 26

I actually have way less problem with their knowledge of my surfing history than I do the idea of their inflicting ads upon me.

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so...

how long until the ISPs over here in the U.S. start trying to play this game?

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Seems to me that this has been going on awhile now

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offended...

wait until something 'adult' or otherwise offensive comes through, photograph it and sue them. of course peoples definitions of offensive vary, make yours wide in this case. and in this country the #1...

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ADVERT TARGETING

THERE MAYBE SOME GOOD POINTS TO BEING TRACKED ON THE INTERNET, FOR FILTH DOWN LOADERS BEWARE. I HAVE SPENT MUCH TIME ON MY COMPUTER LOOKING AT SPYWARE AND FACINATED JUST HOW THE PROTECTION INDUSTRY...

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Assigned Numbers

While Phorm claims that it keeps your data private "by tracking individual users with an assigned number only," that's hardly assuring. Isn't a social security number or other national ID an example of...

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Time to start running a TOR exit node on my surfing hosts, just too totally fuck up their stats

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Re: ADVERT TARGETING

Ooooh, I didn't know there were still any Apple ][s on the internet! Respect, Brian!

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Re: ADVERT TARGETING

Ooooh, I didn't know there were still any Apple ][s on the internet! Respect, Brian!

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Re:

Time to start running a TOR exit node on my surfing hosts, just too totally fuck up their stats How about a little vacation in Gitmo?

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Advert targeting

Surely this model will enable the ISP's to offer quality broadband for free, totaly susidised by these targeted ad's. And after all, if the end user doesn't want that, or is worried about be...

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Another example of why more competition is needed

This is just another example of why more competition in broadband internet service is needed. When there are only the phone company and the cable company to choose from, or in many place, only one or...

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Article 14

I like pirvacy and indulge frequently ;) Seriously though, I agree that these companies will simply lose their more intelligent customers wholesale, which is good, because it means more responsible ISP...

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all

Images on our site are there to inform the visitor of who we are what we offer services and products. any thing added by someone else is an infringment of our rights an ad could be for a rival company....

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hmmm

interesting, i know of these companies and im pretty sure that they dont just hijack pages and insert ads where there were non previously. All advertising is done in conjunction with the publisher who...

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