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ISP Inserting Content Into Users' Webpages

Posted by kdawson on from the not-neutrality dept.

geekmansworld, among other readers, lets us know that the Canadian ISP Rogers is inserting data into the HTTP streams returned by the Web sites requested by its customers. According to a CBC article, Rogers admits to modifying customers' HTTP data, but says they are merely "trying different things" and testing the customer response.

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  1. Read between the lines by timmarhy · · Score: 5, Informative

    replace "trying different things" with "seeing what we can get away with" and your closer to the truth

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