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14. I have been thinking about switching to Credo.

Sat Mar 28, 2015, 01:26 AM

Mar 2015

Does Credo do this or are they hooked into this? Thanks if you know. Appreciate help.

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AT&T plans to watch your Web browsing; opting out could cost you $700+/year [View all] Newsjock Mar 2015 OP

Kind of a "pick yer poison" kind of deal. Initech Mar 2015 #7

I cured Google of sending me spam. hobbit709 Mar 2015 #19

I did not know about that abuse@ option...thanks. dixiegrrrrl Mar 2015 #20

Clearly this can be resolved through deregulation. arcane1 Mar 2015 #2

Tor Browser? VPN? villager Mar 2015 #3

Thinking the same thing about VPN Jon82 Mar 2015 #11

Google, which suddenly became the mega giant TIA a few years ago Rex Mar 2015 #6

Meh. Google has been doing that for years. Rex Mar 2015 #5

Like 'villager' said, it's not a big deal Yorktown Mar 2015 #8

So how are they going to stop VPNs? davidn3600 Mar 2015 #9

And some fools think that no one knows your voting behavior... Bonobo Mar 2015 #10

Wait a minute- shouldn't they be paying me $700 a year for this? NBachers Mar 2015 #13

I have been thinking about switching to Credo. oldandhappy Mar 2015 #14

giggle! oldandhappy Mar 2015 #22

K and fucking R. n/t BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2015 #15

And in the final step of fascism...... DeSwiss Mar 2015 #17

vpn. n/t PowerToThePeople Mar 2015 #18