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		<title>Question: LegaleseFilter: How does AT&amp;amp;T&apos;s new DSL privacy policy compare to my current provider&apos;s?</title>
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		<description>LegaleseFilter: How does AT&amp;amp;T&apos;s new DSL privacy policy compare to my current provider&apos;s? Obviously, lawyers or other such persons will be most helpful here. &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt; I have been contemplating ditching my current internet service provider due to poor performance and reliability. The only other real option for me is AT&amp;amp;T Yahoo! DSL. I was just about to pull the trigger on the switch until I heard about AT&amp;amp;T&apos;s updated privacy policy. In reading the two policies (Charter and AT&amp;amp;T), I can&apos;t really see that my current provider&apos;s policy is any more restrictive than AT&amp;amp;T&apos;s. But, I wanted to check with my MeFi homies to see if someone with more legal training than I have (and any would be more than I have) can outline the differences. Also, explaining if those differences are in theory or if they would actually make a difference in the real world would be helpful as well.&lt;br&gt;
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Current provider&apos;s policy: http://www.charter.com/privacy/InternetPrivacy.aspx&lt;br&gt;
AT&amp;amp;T Yahoo! DSL policy that would apply to me: http://help.sbcglobal.net/article.php?item=8620</description>
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