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Time to move to Andrews and Arnold if you are in the UK: http://aaisp.com/ http://aaisp.com/ They have an explicit no censorship policy: http://aaisp.com/new
by meaty 14y ago
Time to move to Andrews and Arnold if you are in the UK:
http://aaisp.com/ http://aaisp.com/
They have an explicit no censorship policy:
http://aaisp.com/news-censorship.html http://aaisp.com/news-censorship.html
Not only that, they offer IPv6 and their connection isn't a total piece of shit! Rather glad I moved from O2 (Telefonica) who apply the censorship and horrible traffic shaping even though they say they didn't on my contract.
- Silhouette 14y agoIt sounds like this is all happening in response to a High Court order. An ISP that doesn't obey High Court orders isn't going to be an ISP for very long, so while switching like this might seem attractive, it's probably more about staying with the little guy under the radar than any real guarantee of anything.
- meaty 14y agoIts a high court order for a bunch of specific very popular ISPs. By nature, a court order can only be applied to corporate entities (people, companies). They would have to enumerate every possible computer connectivity provider to be effective or introduce a law to stop it. Andrews and Arnold are very small and of no interest (for now). This is basically the legal system sucking off a corporation and shutting down a common body of offenders.
- phpnode 14y agothanks for the suggestion, but using their online calculator it looks like they'd charge me £300+ / month for something I currently get for £~20
- meaty 14y agoLook at their Home::1 package.