RIAA likes to press buttons: net neutrality disappears July 12th.

[tikitai]

they'll probably notice like, 4GB-10GB spikes in your downloads.
in which case they'll probably just send you an angry letter, so this isn't that big of a deal compared to sopa.

>steam

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[Tomcat]

>steam

>they can see your web history and network connection history.
>probably know about steam
>probably know pirating websites

[otto-san]

saying 'net neutrality disappears' is stretching the severity of this quite a bit

piracy is already against the law, there just hasn't really been any way to enforce it. adding ways to enforce it isn't really going to make the net any less neutral.

[indyjones]

Do these measures include past things?

[TeslaCoil]

Glad to know you guys haven't gone and panicked all over the place.

[Kalphiter]

>they can see your web history and network connection history.
>probably know about steam
>probably know pirating websites

Most ISPs have a provision that says they will not monitor "normal usage" unless asked by authorities. It would violate their own terms. If you do not actually use a chunk of bandwidth, you shouldn't be noticed.

Now, in an HTTPS connection, the most data the ISP can see is what host is the data going to and from, but that's about it.