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1435751	2017-06-01 17:06:00	It's also a ridiculously incorrect statement to claim ISPs can see all your traffic.	nmercer (3899)
1435752	2017-06-02 00:24:00	It's also a ridiculously incorrect statement to claim ISPs can see all your traffic. Errrm what makes you say that? Your data goes through their core switches etc? So a packet capture on that with your IP as the filter, and yeah, they can see the traffic... Does a T1 or T2 helpdesk monkey have access to do that? Hell no, but it's still plausible for your ISP such as Spark / TelstraClear etc to do-so.	Chilling_Silence (9)
1435753	2017-06-02 04:45:00	Errrm what makes you say that? Your data goes through their core switches etc? So a packet capture on that with your IP as the filter, and yeah, they can see the traffic... Does a T1 or T2 helpdesk monkey have access to do that? Hell no, but it's still plausible for your ISP such as Spark / TelstraClear etc to do-so. SSL/TLS is still secure I also could be running a VPN It's a scaremongering piece of journalism designed to generate clicks	nmercer (3899)
1435754	2017-06-02 04:51:00	LOL, and next: all your calls and texts that helpdesk people sit there all day reading/listening to. That's why your wait times are so long, they're saying hang on, just got to finish reading this one, it's such a laugh. (That's sarcasm, in case someone actually believes that)	pctek (84)
1435755	2017-06-02 23:45:00	SSL/TLS is still secure I also could be running a VPN It's a scaremongering piece of journalism designed to generate clicks It is, and you could be, but you're not... This is why there are the HTTPS Everywhere initiatives, along with LetsEncrypt. So the statement: It's also a ridiculously incorrect statement to claim ISPs can see all your traffic. is factually incorrect. ISP's *can*, but, basically choose not to, because it's pretty much pointless.	Chilling_Silence (9)
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