Rogers does the same thing with 404 pages here in Canada.
Another worrying thing I noticed the other day is that they have a "feature" which injects an HTML header into the page you're requesting if you are approaching your bandwidth limit.
We all know that our ISPs are inspecting our packets, but it's a little disconcerting to see the pages you request manipulated in such a wholesale fashion.
Another worrying thing I noticed the other day is that they have a "feature" which injects an HTML header into the page you're requesting if you are approaching your bandwidth limit.
We all know that our ISPs are inspecting our packets, but it's a little disconcerting to see the pages you request manipulated in such a wholesale fashion.