- 'TR-069' is the name of a protocol by which (most) ISPs operate
- It gives ISPs the rights/ability to interact with your devices remotely (under the guise of maintenance and remote troubleshooting)
- This isn't something that's going to happen one day far in the future; it already applies to most(/all?) routers currently in use in countries whose ISPs abide by the protocol
So ISPs can already see inside customer homes?! (since they can already access the data necessary to use the WiFi device as a makeshift imaging system? - wowzers!
Fucking TR-069. BT used to reboot my router every day at 03:00, right when I was trying to read reddit.
To your point. ISPs send out the shittiest cheapest routers. I doubt they are physically capable of imaging to any reasonable degree. If you pay extra for a higher-grade WiFi router in your Internet package, then maybe.
Best to own your own device. I presume such a thing would not accept TR-069 commands, but that is worth checking.
- 'TR-069' is the name of a protocol by which (most) ISPs operate
- It gives ISPs the rights/ability to interact with your devices remotely (under the guise of maintenance and remote troubleshooting)
- This isn't something that's going to happen one day far in the future; it already applies to most(/all?) routers currently in use in countries whose ISPs abide by the protocol
So ISPs can already see inside customer homes?! (since they can already access the data necessary to use the WiFi device as a makeshift imaging system? - wowzers!