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I don't consider my ISP my privacy enemy when it comes to paying my mortgage, or filling out my taxes. I do consider my ISP my enemy when it comes to downloadin
by Thorentis 4y ago
I don't consider my ISP my privacy enemy when it comes to paying my mortgage, or filling out my taxes. I do consider my ISP my enemy when it comes to downloading Linux ISOs, because the IP addresses issued by my ISP can be tied back to a geo location and are known to be the "last leg" address that would be targeted for infringement purposes.
- buttocks 4y agoWhy is an ISP concerned about Linux ISOs? Or is this a code word for warez?
- acjacobson 4y agoCode word for torrents. Linux ISOs are probably the most common large file legitimate use of torrents and so it's become a code word for pirated content.