Is VPN is of worth?

[Bhaanumuarti]

Hi friend’s I am using internet from many years and I am really enjoying since my ISP is giving me good speed with unlimited downloading. Also the price for this plan is quite low. I would prefer people to use this internet only rather than spending more money for other ISP’s. You know now-a-days my local ISP is placing a cap on downloading. Will subscribing to a VPN, facade the IP so the local ISP provider is not conscious of the amount of download usage?

[teenQ]

Your ISP can’t tell how much you download. To connect to a private VPN, you must have an Internet connection, and through this ISP can tell you are access to the Internet. They have the tools and ways of counting the number of band that you are using and what IP addresses you are linking. There are many ways to hide what they are downloading but cannot hide the amount of data / band you are using.

[Visala28]

Oh, come on! Think about it. How do you think things get to your computer? The VPN can fool most of the entities, but the company that services your IP address. You are using their roads and have meters on it. As I said before the only way I can trick is not to use the modem with IP address on it. If you pass through your modem to know about it. You may not know what you are doing, but the surely know how much they are doing. Go ahead try it and see.

[Sabastiaan]

Packet interception by isp decrypt packets for you and the header contains a data type and the source address / destination. If it comes to p2p data packets containing the number of packages and the file handle as well. I do not think ISPs have the processing power of numbers to do this. They have a massive infrastructure available. Intercepting tracking and storing all email and transfer of data between you and anyone else, because they think he is a terrorist until confirmed otherwise and I still did not think so. "Free west" the new government surveillance laws. Forget privacy went out the window years ago. If you have "man in between" state that can see everything that passes through your hardware. The only restriction is that you can be bothered.

[Candace]

This is probably what they use to track and anything you want to do. It was the scene when the rate of P2P doubled every year and was around 50% so the fear was P2P, consume all the bandwidth. This software changes the tide and was slowly squeezing the P2P traffic. They're doing it little by little just because they do not want to lose customers. They have the power to remove a single command. The ISP gives you a "job" and the AI is aware of what to do and what takes place. It was first used for monitoring P2P traffic after. It has an artificial intelligence module, a database module, a control module and a module of action. In most cases the ISP does not even control what you do for them to plead ignorance if you're doing something illegal.

[Lemog]

How do you think works, the ISP gives you a task, such as P2P traffic monitors all of their customers? We know it will start recording and stop, how big was the job; the job was when it originated and where to go. That always maintained. Then you can act as a complex set of parameters such as the amount used in the past, the current time and what action to take, like 80% throttle or throttle to 50 kb / sec. I knew nothing of e-mails, but that is secure fit. You can easily have put up e-mail containing certain words or from or to a specific location.

[addie]

You can trick people several times, but not everyone all the time. It takes most likely more than a subscription to VPN to achieve what you want. So the best we can achieve with the VPN is anonymous surfing. Since you have unlimited downloading plan so why you want to know about how much you have downloaded. Thus if you really want to keep track of it than you can see whatever you have downloaded in the download manager. This is annoying but you can know how much you download.