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Even the router isn’t really your ISPs job, I bring my own and don’t care. Of course some users are just going to do the easy thing and get Router and config fr
by echoangle 2y ago
Even the router isn’t really your ISPs job, I bring my own and don’t care. Of course some users are just going to do the easy thing and get Router and config from the ISP. But that’s less bad than DPI for example.
- rfl890 2y agoKeep in mind that their target demographic isn't hackers, it's the average Joe who probably doesn't know what DNS is.
- layer8 2y agoNot to excuse anything, but there’s a significant segment of reasonably computer-savvy users between “hackers” and the average Joe, who do know well enough what DNS is, just like they know what VPNs are and their use for streaming and the like.
- immibis 2y agoWhen are operating systems going to start resolving names themselves instead of relying on ISP caches?
- 7bit 2y agoWhy do you continue to argue down the naive path?
- axus 2y agoI'm using the router provided by ISP as part of the contract for service. As long as they don't withhold administrator credentials, no problem.