Thread: Cable ISPs?
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Old 16-02-2005, 17:27   #34
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Re: Cable ISPs?

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Originally Posted by Scott
And they also say I have to install there software to register the modem. Is this also true?
Probably yeah, AOL never used to let you use the internet without their bloatware, and I doubt that would have changed now - it's one of their selling points 'apparently' - they wouldn't really be able to say how safe it is to use the internet with them if people could bypass their system and just browse - though that said, there was never anything to stop you connecting with their software and then just minimising the software and using the browser as usual - it's what I used to do when AOL dial up was the only unlimited use dial up that I could use on an NTL line
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