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Used You Broadband a few years ago. Awesome service. Had no problems whatsoever with the level of encryption of anything. This is most probably an outdated law
by eklavya 9y ago
Used You Broadband a few years ago. Awesome service. Had no problems whatsoever with the level of encryption of anything. This is most probably an outdated law requiring them to have this clause. I am pretty sure banking rules and regulations require a much stronger encryption. So the law is at odds with itself :/
- devnonymous 9y agoThe interesting bit is... > ...the Department of Telecommunications, to forbid individuals, groups, and organizations from using encryption with keys stronger than 40 bits without permission. Instead of asking the regulators for this permission to allow its users to actually utilize viable encryption key lengths without violating the user policy, YOU Broadband has elected to pass on the 15 year old rule on encryption – essentially making the use of encryption online against the rules of the ISP and a potential reason to lose service.