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Mostly because I don't trust that the software they (Comcast et al.) are using to enable this is going to actually: - Always and correctly not be seen as MY tr
by manyxcxi 10y ago
Mostly because I don't trust that the software they (Comcast et al.) are using to enable this is going to actually:
- Always and correctly not be seen as MY traffic
- Prevent a jump from the public to my private LAN
- Not leave me exposed in some previously unimagined way
- Slow down my personal internet experience
In the past the Comcast WiFi hardware was particularly prone to not handling a lot of WiFi clients very well.
Additionally, I don't want to run their WiFi, I have Ubiquiti gear I'd rather use.
Also, I don't want to pay them $x a month to rent the hardware.
Finally, even if I feel the probability is near zero and I've got nothing to hide, I still don't want to add just one more way I can possibly get screwed.