Kits
ULTIMATE Member
Bt are still stuck in the storm over the DPI phorm they are trying to market as webwise, they say it is to protect you from phishing don''t be fooled your browsers can do that and common sence.
As a BT shareholder I have been reading up on the minuets of the coming AGM from what I already know from the news, how Emma talks when questioned and the leaked BT secret trials document from 2006 Britain could end up the country that allows their internet to be intercepted read harvested and then force fed adverts from our searches. All by the very company we struggled to clear from our systems that forced loads of pop up on our computers for advertisements after he stealthed his rootkit onto the machines hidden in some software.
Knowing all this what a shock on the AGM noted no mention of phorm, webwise etc just
Reading the leaked report BT are planning on putting phorm on 21cn which could mean all ISPs using managed 21cn connections customers maybe,could be,might be harvested and targeted advertisments from phorm regardless of what your ISP says since BT are only saying new inovative additions and DPI.
Phorm is a DPI that has the ability to do much more than phorm/BT are saying.
My observations of phorm and BT seem to have cone to a conclusion since BT didn't test Phorm using their own design team who design the BT network hasn't shown they used the BT Operate to operate it since the leaked document says 121media sorted out the faults they had with it then how can thye say what 121media harvested during the trials as scripting is very confusing to those who are not good at scripting and get commands easy to change.
Now what value do the British people put on speed surrender you privacy for speed you all need to ask your ISPs now what are their views on phorm and let them know what you will do to avoid the intrusion into your privacy. The only way BT will learn now that this is not a society to surrender the privacy.
As a BT shareholder I have been reading up on the minuets of the coming AGM from what I already know from the news, how Emma talks when questioned and the leaked BT secret trials document from 2006 Britain could end up the country that allows their internet to be intercepted read harvested and then force fed adverts from our searches. All by the very company we struggled to clear from our systems that forced loads of pop up on our computers for advertisements after he stealthed his rootkit onto the machines hidden in some software.
Knowing all this what a shock on the AGM noted no mention of phorm, webwise etc just
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Reading the leaked report BT are planning on putting phorm on 21cn which could mean all ISPs using managed 21cn connections customers maybe,could be,might be harvested and targeted advertisments from phorm regardless of what your ISP says since BT are only saying new inovative additions and DPI.
Phorm is a DPI that has the ability to do much more than phorm/BT are saying.
My observations of phorm and BT seem to have cone to a conclusion since BT didn't test Phorm using their own design team who design the BT network hasn't shown they used the BT Operate to operate it since the leaked document says 121media sorted out the faults they had with it then how can thye say what 121media harvested during the trials as scripting is very confusing to those who are not good at scripting and get commands easy to change.
Now what value do the British people put on speed surrender you privacy for speed you all need to ask your ISPs now what are their views on phorm and let them know what you will do to avoid the intrusion into your privacy. The only way BT will learn now that this is not a society to surrender the privacy.























