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A question for the comm techies out there - You have a wired network via a major provider - comcast, verizon, rcn, etc, at your home. Your neighbor (someone on your street) also subscribes to the same provider. Can they see your traffic? Can you see theirs? I ask because I just don't trust wifi enough for home use. I am wondering, though, how far my information goes when it leaves my cable modem? How do the providers handle it - or is it under DOCSIS rules? If my data is isolated from me to the headend, protected from the neighbors or anyone else on the network, then I would feel a bit better. Thanks for any good educational insight on this. Depending on the answer, it _might_ help sway me to consider wifi at home. Scott
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