Buddy wants to know if the broadband connection will somehow mess up his "moved" receivers. Does Directv use the connection to audit locations?
Broadband Connection and "moving"
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My "buddy" moved, still has his receiver connected to the internet without any problems. His phone line is disconnected.........
I have two thoughts on the matter. One, DirecTV really doesn't care. Two, IP addresses rarely show the exact location, it's usually a general area (Unless the ISP is questioned via court order/subpoena). If I check mine via one of the many IP lookups available it shows I'm 75 miles from where I really am.....
I have two thoughts on the matter. One, DirecTV really doesn't care. Two, IP addresses rarely show the exact location, it's usually a general area (Unless the ISP is questioned via court order/subpoena). If I check mine via one of the many IP lookups available it shows I'm 75 miles from where I really am.....
No, it makes no difference. With proxies, mobile 'net, etc. it would be too much to track. It's all tied to your service address.
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