ISP Is Bypassing Firefox's Location Bar Search
It was only a matter of time before ISPs began doing more than just redirecting failed DNS requests to their own pages.
An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the largest ISP in Hong Kong has started bypassing search results from Firefox's location bar (which typically uses Google), forcing their own search provider (yp.com.hk) onto their users. ... Can an ISP just start re-directing search traffic at will?"
Can an ISP just start re-directing search traffic at will?
Not in my book. My ISP started doing some redirection and they got an immediate complaint from me. In person, at their local office. If there was an alternative to their service I would have switched ISP's immediately.
"while democracy seeks equality in liberty, socialism seeks equality in restraint and servitude." de Tocqueville
They outed the almighty Google...
Google is gay?
Tequila: It's not just for breakfast anymore!
I never knew that Hong Kong was in the United States.
It's rude to derail a rant with logic.
They could even be sleazy and open up shops that almost look like the same name depending on the font used.
Shop at Arnazon.com!
If any high tech company is going to come out of the closet, it would be apple.
Caffiene deficiency this morning? ;)
Well. Thank God that like most /.'ers you realize that getting FP is way more important than the content of your post.
Why is it so hard to only have politicians for a few years, then have them go away?
You mean, there are cities outside the united states ?