Hi Kritesh,
> The Airbox seems to limit the use of Internet somehow.
I don't think that's their intent. I think they just have badly worded
usage policy.
I'll quote the full paragraph, because it makes a slightly more sense:
> You must not use the Services for:
>
> d) Sending or uploading unsolicited emails, advertising or promotional
> materials, offering to sell
> any goods or services, or conducting or forwarding surveys, contests,
> chain letters, except if you
> are working from home as a sole proprietor in business on your own
> account or you are a
> Business Customer and in either case you are permitted to send
> marketing communications in
> accordance with the local regulations
It still isn't clear, but I *think* their policy dates back to the days
where internet users used their ISP's SMTP servers to send email.
That's not a particularly good practice and you're probably not doing that.
Realistically if you have your email correctly configured, Emtel can't
see what emails you are sending, because:
1. You shouldn't be using their SMTP serves for anything
2. You should configure your email so that all of your access to it is
encrypted. Emtel can't snoop if it's encrypted.
> "...Granting access to the Services to others not located at the
> premises at which the Services are connected, or, in any way reselling
> or re-providing the Services to third parties;..."
They don't want you to give or sell access to your internet connection
to your neighbours.
> What does this actually mean? Can't i use extenders if i need to?
Yes, you can use extenders for yourself within your house. But usage is
meant to be limited to the address it's registered to.
Cheers,
Dan.
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Daniel Laeng
Software Developer
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Received on Tue Jun 16 2015 - 20:13:37 PST