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So why would my ISP be logging every or even any TCP packet coming out of my modem? I watch Netflix at full 4K and that consumes about 3GB an hour. Multiplied
by tenebrisalietum 6y ago
So why would my ISP be logging every or even any TCP packet coming out of my modem? I watch Netflix at full 4K and that consumes about 3GB an hour. Multiplied by the 50,000 in my neighborhood and it seems pricey.
Some things I would be expecting them to log are DNS requests, DHCP leases, and access to ISP sites.
- hnta142356 6y agoinitial TCP connection. obviously they wouldn't log every TCP packet in an established connection.
- Red_Leaves_Flyy 6y agoThey could though. Data storage is cheap and consumers can't generate enough fluff to cause an overflow. They probably don't for 95% of internet traffic. It's the outliers that get the most scrutiny.