That's not "new", anymore -- SFR and Orange do the same as well now. But yes, it's a great idea. As the owner of the set-top box, you're allowed to configure

That's not "new", anymore -- SFR and Orange do the same as well now. But yes, it's a great idea. As the owner of the set-top box, you're allowed to configure it to disable that, but virtually no one does -- because the usage from outside is always fairly minimal (but when you're traveling it can really come in handy).