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Comcast at it again, this time with popups.

I got there all in one modem, Not bad speeds 175mbps when im paying for 105mbps BUT! every fucking month it lowers to 0.2mbps for a week i have no idea why then i get my bill pay it then im at 175mbps again. Even tho this pisses me off im gonna stick with them cause there is no other option in this shitty area.

 

>Comcast Throttles Loyal Customers 

 

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Are we sure that the person that received this popup wasn't using an older docsis 2.0 modem like this gem that was super popular?

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Because if they were then that pop-up is most likely valid because you can't get over 38mbps with docsis 2.0. I have Comcast with my own docsis 3.0 modem and have never seen that pop-up.

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Oh you American's. I feel for you. 

 

Thank god we don't have anything like this in England. 

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Alright, after reading this, I found out something:

 

This article is incorrect.

 

Comcast is not punishing you if you use a non-Comcast router, they are telling you to upgrade if you use a modem that is not DOCSIS3.  In fact, most people should not have this problem because if you're still using DOCSIS2, you're actually throttling yourself.

 

Source:  https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/40xi9s/want_to_save_money_by_buying_your_own_modem/  these comments

 

While Comcast is scummy, and they are trying to sell you an upgrade, it is not because of a non-Comcast modem.  To say otherwise is factually incorrect of the original article (which I'm assuming is Wired).

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Alright, after reading this, I found out something:

 

This article is incorrect.

 

Comcast is not punishing you if you use a non-Comcast router, they are telling you to upgrade if you use a modem that is not DOCSIS3.  In fact, most people should not have this problem because if you're still using DOCSIS2, you're actually throttling yourself.

 

Source:  https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/40xi9s/want_to_save_money_by_buying_your_own_modem/  these comments

 

While Comcast is scummy, and they are trying to sell you an upgrade, it is not because of a non-Comcast modem.  To say otherwise is factually incorrect of the original article (which I'm assuming is Wired).

That might be true, I can't say 100% that it is or is not (I'm not a comcast customer, thank fucking god), but it's still evidence of them injecting code into your incoming data packets, which is kind of a scummy thing for them to do, regardless of the content of their injections.

 

Still, all aboard the Hate-on-comcast train.

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That might be true, I can't say 100% that it is or is not (I'm not a comcast customer, thank fucking god), but it's still evidence of them injecting code into your incoming data packets, which is kind of a scummy thing for them to do, regardless of the content of their injections.

 

Still, all aboard the Hate-on-comcast train.

Oh yeah, definitely.  Fuck Comcast.

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This only works when you're visiting insecure web pages through an insecure channel. If the web page or channel is secure, or if both are, then they cannot inject their content into the webpages.

So https everywhere would fix this?

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