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Which ISP Can You Trust?

Saturday, March 16th, 2019 (No comments yet)

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Wired.com recently did a survey among major Internet providers to see how well they support privacy. Of the few that responded at all, many of the answers were vague or evasive. Some of the questions included:

How long the ISP stores the unique IP address that the customer used (which can be used to track actions to you individually).
Whether they keep information on all the URLs (web sites) that customers visit).
Whether they sell customer data to third parties.

Out of the companies, only Cox was forthcoming and actually had policies that were close to good.

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next: Extended Warranties

First, always learn what coverage you get for free from the manufacturer.

When offered an extended warranty, make sure you understand the basics.

They want you to buy it, but is it as easy to use as they say?

Know beforehand what circumstances and terms put the purchase of a warranty in your favor

Once you need to use the warranty, make sure you know the steps to take.

Finally, learn why you should even bother with this mess.

Now it's time to make the decision of whether to buy or not.

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Manufacturer Warranties

Products you purchase in the store almost always have warranties already. Depending on how good it is, you could be completely wasting your money buying an extended one when the default one will do.

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