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This sounds great. Can't wait to see the detailed terms. Even better, it appears that Free will propose actual internet connexions with their data plan. Quot
by loup-vaillant 15y ago
This sounds great. Can't wait to see the detailed terms.
Even better, it appears that Free will propose actual internet connexions with their data plan. Quoting http://www.forfaitfree.com/ http://www.forfaitfree.com/ (translated from French):
> 9h16 : According to Free, the Internet is e-mail, the web, newsgroups, P2P, etc. So, an actual, unrestricted internet.
I just hope they do mean to give you a public IP (I'd be content with a /64v6, and delighted if it was a static one.)
- wazoox 15y agoFree still has great usenet (including binaries) servers, while most other ISP dropped it. Free provides only static IP addresses, and was among the firsts to provide complete IPv6. Free is very hacker friendly; as a matter of fact, all the "Free guys" I know are real, bearded hackers :)
- delroth 15y agoThey even have active support newsgroups with employees answering technical questions.
- lloeki 15y agoHell I'd be happy if they handled a /128, since none of the other players seem to be remotely interested in v6. Bouygues actually uses double-NATing.