Sentences with phrase «about isp»

But we need your help: please call your senators and your representative right now and tell them to oppose any use of the Congressional Review Act («the CRA» — they'll know what it is) to roll back the FCC's new rules about ISP privacy practices.

As a bonus it also lets you blacklist domains, though of course that's not relevant to concerns about your ISP.

2) You might argue that history demonstrates we don't have to worry about ISPs demanding to MITM customer traffic.

Not exact matches

Additionally, it would have required ISPs to provide customers with clear, conspicuous and persistent notice about the information they collect, how it may be used and with whom it may be shared, as well as how customers can change their privacy preferences.

It's more about ensuring the status quo — and letting ISPs move forward with their advertising ambitions — for the foreseeable future.

To fill it, the FCC set about creating a set of privacy rules specifically for ISPs.

We will have to wait to see how ISPs go about their privacy policies without the Obama - era rules hanging over them — the thing is, that's all you can really do right now.

When ISPs say they want to be regulated under the same FTC guidelines as Google and Facebook, what they mean is they want their data targeting to be opt - out by default — and that they don't think data about web browsing and app usage is «sensitive» info.

ISPs such as Comcast should be allowed to do what they want as long as they're transparent about it, and as long as consumers have real choice between broadband providers.

If ISPs were the only ones that had to ask customers for permission before they chomped up data about web browsing and app usage, they probably would've made a stink about it.

The FCC's decades - long commitment to and enforcement of this basic principle — that ISPs don't get to pick winners and losers on the Internet — means Internet users in the U.S. haven't had to worry about whether ISPs might block or discriminate against certain kinds of content or applications.

The recently released game Sleeping Dogs took me about 20 hours to finish, so that's roughly 60 GB, or close to what most big Canadian ISPs give customers per month.

There isn't much about the new text that's radically different than the initial proposal the FCC released in late April — it still aims to reverse the Title II classification that gives the agency broad authority over internet service providers, and still questions whether rules that ban those ISPs from slowing down or speeding up certain sites for payment are even necessary in the first place.

What we're really talking about with IP - specific advertising is geo - targeting: the method of determining the geolocation of a website visitor and delivering different content to that visitor based on his or her current location, such as country, region or state, city, or metro code or zip code; organization; IP address; internet service provider (ISP) or other criteria.

Critics also routinely say that mandated wholesale arrangements discourage network owners from investing in upgrades, which is indeed what we've heard in just about every dispute between big companies and small ISPs in Canada.

Now cross reference this with the assertions in the Bloomberg story about the various American companies, which run the gamut from banks to ISPs and computer hardware / software makers:

ISPs and filtering companies also report other metrics about the mail they receive.

It was cagey about if and when it would take its fiber - to - the - home show on the road, but if it does, it will pummel existing ISPs on price and service, have repercussions throughout the carrier equipment industry and entice a lot of end consumers to take on a more active role in marketing Google's broadband.

The balloons are designed to float at a height of about 60,000 feet over areas, which has limited or no Internet Service Providers (ISP).

If you don't know what that is, you don't need to worry about monitoring your route announcements, but your ISP or other infrastructure providers probably do.

No need to break this down based on who knows what they're talking about and who does not — suffice to say, internet IP addresses are assigned by ISPs.

I started a blog a couple of years ago, then changed email / ISP and completely forgot about it!

I understand there's a lot of controversy around about how the notification letters should be worded, and the ISPs and consumer groups have concerns about people being cut off.

In the US, ISPs are allowed to use or sell data they collect about their users» internet use and histories.

Encrypted connections are one way of preventing the amount of information that an ISP can gather about its users.

Internet service providers (ISPs) and other companies doing business on the Web can be forced to turn over most information they have about their users or customers as part of a lawsuit such as an employment dispute or divorce.

The ISPs can not know enough information about their customers» computers to know whether they'd even be able to install software, he argues.

«About 25 percent of my day is spent switching between different ISPs, proxies and other forms of IP spoofing.

On 28 March, the US Congress finalised the process of scrapping laws passed in the late days of the Obama administration, which would have required internet service providers (ISPs) to ask permission before selling the data they collect about their customers to third parties from the end of 2017.

Then you put a wireless router in your home to connect to your ISP (about $ 79 for the box).

When it launched back in 2009 we were incredibly excited about it, but the service was hampered by restrictive bandwidth, piss - poor internet infrastructure, and unhelpful ISPs.

Legends of Wrestling II offers many exciting new features, including: More than 65 of the greatest wrestlers of all time; Cranium - crushing match types, such as 6 - and 8 - man Elimination Bouts, Cage, Battle Royal, Ladder, and 3 - and 4 - way dances; Never - before - seen $ 15,000 Body Slam Challenge with Big John Studd; All - new career mode, allowing players to battle throughout the United States and the world for the respect of promoters and fans while fighting for the heavyweight championship of the world; All - new DVD bonus footage, including interviews with many of the legends talking about their famed careers, favorite opponents and more (not available in Nintendo GameCube or Game Boy Advance); Signature entrances and taunts for each legendary wrestler, including all new licensed music composed by «Mouth of the South» Jimmy Hart; Fierce tag - team tournaments with great teams such as The Road Warriors, Steiner Brothers, British Bulldogs, Nasty Boys, Rock - n - Roll Express and more; Advanced ISP system delivering even more bone - breaking one - button combos and reversals for outstanding game play; Create - A-Legend returns bigger and better, allowing players to make their ultimate grappler; All - new dynamic cloth and hair technology enhancing the realism of the wrestlers» movements.

If your ISP went down tomorrow and you had to spend a week without the internet, then trying to three star every mission alone would give you plenty to think about.

He also knew about Whitney's ISP (Independent Study Program) when it first started and insisted that I apply, which I did, and I got in.

That being said, have no qualms about deleteing rude ones and banning ISP addresses.

As Lindquist works through new aesthetic and political questions — a video about his research into state environmental regulations is in the works for the upcoming May 2018 Whitney ISP exhibition — we would do well to pay continued attention to how he discloses parts of our world we'd rather not see.

That's changing, as more and more people worry about how secure their ISP services really are — and how well they protect their customers» privacy from snoops, cyberthieves and even private businesses.

We have had some debate in Canada about law enforcement's right to collect from ISPs (without a warrant) the name and address of people behind IP addresses.

It covers a broad - enough range of issues to make it a useful resource not just for bloggers, but also for journalists and almost anyone with questions about issues such as online defamation, fair use, privacy and ISP liability.

ISPs across Europe have complained about the extra costs involved in maintaining the records.

[T] he Internet Service Providers Association, which represents ISPs, expressed concern about the proposals, and believes there are already a number of avenues available to people who wish to have content removed from the internet.

During the CRTC hearings on what the large telcos are allowed to charge smaller, independent ISPs for bandwidth, the point was made (very convincingly, in my opinion) that bandwidth caps are less about limiting the amount of data being transferred in a month than they are about behavior modification.

After about the 3rd call to the ISP, the technician «tweaked» something on the other end, and suddenly we had no bandwidth issue.

I asked Customer Support at my ISP if they cared about my business — they assured me they did but there have been no tangible signs of that.

On Thursday, the court agreed to consider whether Apple Computer can subpoena records kept by the ISP for O'Grady's blog PowerPage that published / posted information about Asteroid.

While the police have been going to ISPs for years asking for and obtaining this kind of information about customers, now the government wants to entrench the requirements in law.

Just today, Nicholas Deleon of CrunchGear suggested it has cost ISPs about $ 1 million to defeat net neutrality legislation.

The «net and twitter have been all abuzz this past week with revelations about telco and ISP cooperation with law enforcement.

The telcos, large ISPs and equipment vendors claiming there is no need for legislation while at the same time making broad statements about the value of the networks and the massive investment they have that is not being recognized fairly.

Do you think most people have actually thought about how their ISPs must track their every interaction with the web and read all of their unencrypted chats and traffic?