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> You have a contract with your ISP not to collect and monetize your DNS queries to their DNS servers? You don’t ? Why would you sign up with such an ISP ? My
by Aaargh20318 7y ago
> You have a contract with your ISP not to collect and monetize your DNS queries to their DNS servers?
You don’t ? Why would you sign up with such an ISP ? My ISP has a very clear privacy policy, and they obviously have to comply with the GDPR as well.
- fiddlerwoaroof 7y agoIn America, at least, there are only one or two high speed ISPs in any area: and so, unless you want to use DSL or satellite or something and deal with latency/speed issues, you basically pick whoever is fastest for the best price
- kasey_junk 7y agoThe DSL & satellites are also monetizing your DNS traffic in most cases.
- cassianoleal 7y agos/America/the USA/. In America there is a vast number of countries with varied service providers, and Internet and data protection laws.
- pmoriarty 7y ago"My ISP has a very clear privacy policy" I have to wonder: is anyone actually regularly auditing these companies to make sure they abide by their privacy policy? I see lots of privacy policies all over the internet, but absolutely zero oversight.