This will work well in countries that have laws in the books where the ISP account holder is responsible for all activities performed using said account.
Note: I think such laws are rediculous, but what liabilities is Amazon inviting to their users?
Note: I think such laws are rediculous, but what liabilities is Amazon inviting to their users?
> During setup, the Echo connects to a local wireless network. After that, it is in constant contact with Amazon’s cloud environment. In fact, if the Echo is not connected to the Internet, it does not work, because all the voice commands are processed in the cloud, and not locally on the device.
https://www.napier.ac.uk/~/media/worktribe/output-2653851/us...
This has already been done by ISPs in several countries, Amazon is not breaking any ground here.
Nah, that’s not even a little bit the same. With the ISP versions they’re using _their_ bandwidth, not yours and they own every part of the user sign-on (making them, not you, responsible for abuse).
ridiculous