ISPs inserting code on pages

horney · 2008-01-09, 08:09 AM

I read it, tickler. And I'm still with LowryBigwood. If you're paying for hosting, apart from whatever agreement you may have on parked domains, that's your property so long as you are the tenant. That's coming from someone who's "day job" is as a web host.

tickler · 2008-01-09, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by horney

I read it, tickler. And I'm still with LowryBigwood. If you're paying for hosting, apart from whatever agreement you may have on parked domains, that's your property so long as you are the tenant. That's coming from someone who's "day job" is as a web host.

I'm not sure why you are working hosting into this?

They are talking about being able to intercept and modify pages on the fly between the web server, and the surfer. In simple words, they can change your page to anything they want, and you will never know from the host end!

horney · 2008-01-09, 08:21 PM

Ah. OK tickler. I see what you mean. It does raise other worries for hosts, but that's off topic. Thanks.

2008-01-09, 08:09 AM	#1
horney Shut up brain, or I'll stab you with a Q-tip! Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 111	I read it, tickler. And I'm still with LowryBigwood. If you're paying for hosting, apart from whatever agreement you may have on parked domains, that's your property so long as you are the tenant. That's coming from someone who's "day job" is as a web host.

2008-01-09, 08:21 PM	#3
horney Shut up brain, or I'll stab you with a Q-tip! Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 111	Ah. OK tickler. I see what you mean. It does raise other worries for hosts, but that's off topic. Thanks.