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darkphoenix181 05/19/17 4:37:32 PM #1: |
gamer plan
allows browsing of google, wikipedia and a few popular sites can game and send data through games unilimited voip like discord unlimited data transfers limited twich and must pay extra when over mb limit can check mail but with limited amount of mb for sending mail cannot stream videos, youtube is heavily throttled, no netflix $100 a month executive plan can browse any website that isn't entertainment related no nsfw sites ofc no video streaming youtube has a cap for training videos unlimited mail transmission can transfer large data files but must setup server ip with isp first $300 a month video plan unlimited netflix, video streaming, youtube capped gaming transmission, very small mb limit cap on data through mail sent cannot browse non-entertainment sites, porn is blocked ofc $200 a month video plan plus unlimited netflix, video streaming, youtube capped gaming transmission, larger mb limit cap on data through mail sent porn is no longer blocked $400 a month premium home plan unlimited video streaming unlimited gaming data unlimited mail data can browse virtually any website porn blocked only on request $500 a month --- sigless user is me or am I? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ArchangelBaruch 05/19/17 4:38:19 PM #2: |
VPN
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ChromaticAngel 05/19/17 4:41:56 PM #3: |
ArchangelBaruch posted...
VPN I don't think that word means what you think it means. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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green butter 05/19/17 4:42:59 PM #4: |
ChromaticAngel posted...
ArchangelBaruch posted...VPN it would make it hard for ISPs to throttle your speeds if they dont know where you're coming from ya dig --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ChromaticAngel 05/19/17 4:44:05 PM #5: |
green butter posted...
ChromaticAngel posted...ArchangelBaruch posted...VPN they just throttle the whole vpn. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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darkphoenix181 05/19/17 4:45:26 PM #6: |
green butter posted...
ChromaticAngel posted...ArchangelBaruch posted...VPN isp gives you the internet you cannot hide what you doing from them as everything you do is going through them it is like you build a tunnel out the side of your house to try and escape it without me seeing but the tunnel still has to pass through my bridge which I watch very carefully I see you come out of the tunnel and I see the tunnel goes back to your house I know who you are --- sigless user is me or am I? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Laserion 05/19/17 4:46:03 PM #7: |
green butter posted...
it would make it hard for ISPs to throttle your speeds if they dont know where you're coming from ya dig They could decide to throttle your speed if they can't pinpoint you. --- There is no "would of", "should of" or "could of". ... Copied to Clipboard!
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green butter 05/19/17 4:48:06 PM #8: |
darkphoenix181 posted...
green butter posted...ChromaticAngel posted...ArchangelBaruch posted...VPN but the ISP won't know what you're browsing/downloading if you're using a VPN --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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CableZL 05/19/17 4:48:45 PM #9: |
With a VPN, your source IP address would still be the same, from your ISP's perspective. All of the traffic still needs to go through your ISP's connection to you, and they can still throttle that.
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darkphoenix181 05/19/17 4:49:02 PM #10: |
green butter posted...
but the ISP won't know what you're browsing/downloading if you're using a VPN if they really wanted to they can atm they might not but once they have these dumb plans they sure will --- sigless user is me or am I? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ChromaticAngel 05/19/17 4:57:47 PM #11: |
darkphoenix181 posted...
green butter posted...but the ISP won't know what you're browsing/downloading if you're using a VPN no they literally can't. VPNs are encrypted. The only way to see what traffic they have is to have the necessary security certificates / keys to decode the encryption. But they can see source and destination IP addresses, which will always be your IP address (for the source) and the VPN (for the Destination) and they can throttle that. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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darkphoenix181 05/19/17 4:59:02 PM #12: |
ChromaticAngel posted...
But they can see source and destination IP addresses and from this they can't tell you went to a porn site using the gamer plan? --- sigless user is me or am I? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ChromaticAngel 05/19/17 5:00:45 PM #13: |
darkphoenix181 posted...
ChromaticAngel posted...But they can see source and destination IP addresses if the gamer plan doesn't allow you to connect to a VPN (I don't see why it would) then they'll just block you from connecting to it or make it run as slow as dial up. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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darkphoenix181 05/19/17 5:02:02 PM #14: |
ChromaticAngel posted...
darkphoenix181 posted...ChromaticAngel posted...But they can see source and destination IP addresses well the plan can't stream videos --- sigless user is me or am I? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Canuklehead 05/19/17 5:03:03 PM #15: |
TBH it's probably the porn companies that would save us from all this BS in the first place.
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darkphoenix181 05/19/17 5:07:53 PM #17: |
RedWhiteBlue posted...
I hate plans for anything. Like, why can't I just get what I want and not the other 90% of useless shit I don't want? because if you could just get what you wanted you wouldn't have to pay for extra shit you didn't want and they get less money --- sigless user is me or am I? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ChromaticAngel 05/19/17 5:09:29 PM #18: |
darkphoenix181 posted...
well the plan can't stream videos There seems to be a lot of gross misinformation about how the internet works. Without a VPN: In most cases, your ISP cannot see exactly what you're doing, provided you're using https enabled sites. They get to see the top level domain you're accessing (for example, gamefaqs.com, but won't be able to tell that you're compulsively checking the current events board specifically, because that part comes after the top level domain. Thus, if you go to YouTube, they can't tell if you're just browsing your account settings or actually streaming a video with absolute certainty although bandwidth patterns could give them a good hint. With a VPN: Your ISP can't see what you're doing at all, but 1) someone else's ISP can (the provider for the VPN) and 2) Your ISP can see that you're connected to a VPN and they can kill that connection. No Net Neutrality means that ISPs can just fundamentally block VPNs that they don't like which means they can straight up shut down shit that people depend on like PIA. It will also let them do things like shut down VOIP (Vonage, and similar shit). Other countries like China do this by government regulation. The USA blocked it by government regulation and now those regulations are being removed and leaving it up to the corporate executives to determine what gets blocked or not. BUT ANY KIND OF BLOCKING IS BAD --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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