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Old 24-03-2004, 01:46   #9
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Re: various questions.... NTL 150k

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Yes in most cases.
Personally I would think you are lucky not being proxied - and should "take advantage" of it whilst you still can, as in my personal opinion, they are more of a money saving exercise for ntl rather than of benefit to the customer.

I also have privacy concerns about these as well, with the prossibility that data that is not sent over SSL is being cached regardless of whether it is private or not. I do not like the idea of my emails that I read using webmail being written to the hard disk of the cache.

Having said that, they most likely will return. I was proxyless for a few weeks when I got my first connection but sure enough, the proxies returned.
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