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Hey /g/. I have an ISP question. No, this isn't the usual 'is my ISP compromised'. An autistic prick I know got a job at pic related. I'm also signed up to pic related as my ISP.
What kind of power do the employees have to view my shit? I don't want this cunt sending my browsing history to my boss, co-workers, family or friends so what do?
Also, the good: The ISP contract isn't registered to my name or to any of my close family members. My family, especially my dad's, equally paranoid on internet security so we practically have an 'internet lawyer' they'd have to go through.
The bad: I have a pretty common name and this dick isn't very bright so I bet he'll pull up the first John he sees. Said John might be enjoying a daily dose of dolphin porn or way, way worse shit than what my browsing data is.
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>>57193629
I like Bleach and Naruto
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>>57193611
At Comcast, probably enough to be very annoying. Anywhere else, I'm sure you're fine.
Idea because I hate Comcast employees : You could let him use your credit card number to buy a few things online and let him send them to his house, pretend you don't know him, then call your bank and bitch about the weird charges. In the US, that's enough to thoroughly keep him from doing you harm, and his position at your ISP could make it reasonable that he'd have access to your credit card information.
You shouldn't do that though. That'd be illegal and therefore immoral.
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>>57193611
He can see the account holders last 4 of the SSN. He can see what speeds you are getting and what you are paying for. He can see when your contract expires. He can see your Video On Demand purchase history. He can see your modems mac model. Of its Comcast leaders he can see what devices are connected. Beyond that. Not much else.
Your browsing history is safe.
t. Comcast Employee
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>>57193741
>illegal == immoral
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>>>>57193611
When my friend worked there the only thing we tried out was sending a reboot signal to my modem. He was also able to see the things >>57194139 mentioned
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