I had to command-f for "isp" and "comcast" because that's the stuff that should scare you. The kind of data someone can get and the ease of which they can get i

I had to command-f for "isp" and "comcast" because that's the stuff that should scare you. The kind of data someone can get and the ease of which they can get it while not even going through so much as a background check should scare you. We had internal tools, such as the aptly named Xray, which would give you a pretty detailed profile on someone, everything from the names of the devices attached to their wifi network, places that they used Xfinity Wifi, and even what they ordered on Pay-per-view. Going further down the rabbit hole, we had access to logging that could tell you what you passed into your voice remote, what channels you watched and for how long, and what you were downloading. To me, it is a matter of time until a tool like this is abused and you find out that some NFL star was watching scandalous pornography, or even worse, using the Xfinity wifi hotspots to get an idea on where someone was in the US.