http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7619297.stmOriginally Posted by News.BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7619297.stmOriginally Posted by News.BBC
I feel a many brown envelopes traded hands somewhere....
Phorm is evil.
So what's the problem, just opt out if you don't like it.But any future deployments of the system must be done with consent and make it easy for people to opt out.
Wait, how can this be legal? you have someone watching your online moves and best of all its a person who used spyware to his advantage, good joke. Why do ISP need this? they dont, they just need to increase their prices or accept that they need to sort them selves out instead of selling as much as they can. Im with virgin atm and im glad they havent decided yet, how can they say it doesnt get website information? if the adds are going to be targeted by what you visit then how the hell can they do it without knowing the website in the first place. The whole system just sounds like an annoying pop-up program designed to annoy people but its going on a huge scale approved by the government.
This country has gone mad, is phorm out in america and stuff?. Guess ill have to get my pop-up blocket ready and ask royal mail to store all post at their depo to stop me filling my recycling bin with spam.
Beaten by Steve,
although by this
'But any future deployments of the system must be done with consent and make it easy for people to opt out.'
Im assuming its gonna be in some small print that you give consent unless you say otherwise, hoping the masses simply wont read the T+C's and just sign away?
As long as there is a list of isp's using phorm published (loudly) and be informed who to avoid..
Isn't already illegal under European law?
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No, seriously, are you really going to put up with this crap?
Any company that forcibly throttles the users which use it's products the most (most ridiculous fuzzy logic ever i feel - "oh lets cut the bandwidth of the people who're using it so that the people who aren't going to use it get more than they need!") is on it's arse by my grounds anyway.
It's all very well saying you'll leave if Phorm takes hold, but in practice a lot of those people will grudgingly stay - and at the end of the day it's a fraction of Sky's userbase. Sadly, it's unlikely to make much of a difference - the information needs to be made much more publicly available rather than a few geeks (sorry, but that's all we are at the moment) on the internet.
Switch to talktalk? Isn't the guy there dead set against it all?
This story needs to be elevated on the beeb at least - it's not even on their RSS feedOr on the top read as far as i can see!
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