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They’re using optical splitters, so the original signal passes though untouched. Because there’s no man in the middle, bandwidth shouldn’t be affected.
by IAmGraydon 8y ago
They’re using optical splitters, so the original signal passes though untouched. Because there’s no man in the middle, bandwidth shouldn’t be affected.
- Firerouge 8y agoThat makes sense, but at the same time, I wonder if ISPs are hesitant or inhibited from upgrading key pieces of infrastructure equipment out of obligation to maintain these copying capabilities.