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Moot point, as Comcast denied this and said that you're free to use Tor. Probably to avoid bad publicity in all honesty, but the effect is the same.
It feels quite liberating to be anonymous online, even if you aren't doing anything different then you normally would.
On a side note: The BEST part about Tor, is going into the deepWeb and finding those conspiracy theorist forums. If you think you might know people in real life who are conspiracy theory nuts, just wait till you meet the ones who cover their tracks while discussing theories. It's very comical, and highly quotable. Even though I don't believe them, yay conspiracy theories!
It feels quite liberating to be anonymous online, even if you aren't doing anything different then you normally would.
On a side note: The BEST part about Tor, is going into the deepWeb and finding those conspiracy theorist forums. If you think you might know people in real life who are conspiracy theory nuts, just wait till you meet the ones who cover their tracks while discussing theories. It's very comical, and highly quotable. Even though I don't believe them, yay conspiracy theories!
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