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sbiddle: The problem with any ISP offering such a service is what to do when the service suddenly stops working.
There wouldn't be an ISP on the market who hasn't looked at the business case of doing this as their are many technical solutions, some of which are incredibly simple.
What happens however when your tricks stop working (as some are) and suddenly you've got customers making demands under the CGA that the product is no longer fit for purpose?
If you want to access geoblocked content use one of the many ways of doing this. Content providers are finding ways to block the many services starting up, so you've easily got the ability to move as these blocks start to take effect from some content providers.
Otagolad:
They simply make it a term of an "Region Free" service that if it doesn't work it isn't their issue and you acknowledge that.
johnr: Otagolad clearly you have never work for a ISP before on the help desk,
Otagolad:
They simply make it a term of an "Region Free" service that if it doesn't work it isn't their issue and you acknowledge that.
They simply make it a term of an "Region Free" service that if it doesn't work it isn't their issue and you acknowledge that.
My views (except when I am looking out their windows) are not those of my employer.
johnr: Otagolad clearly you have never work for a ISP before on the help desk,
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