Comcast injecting JS

Re:Comcast injecting JS by mikeryan on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @05:42PM (#5482318)

That could work, but I'm guessing often this might not be the account owner (kids?) racking up the bandwidth.

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Re:Comcast injecting JS by moreati on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @05:49PM (#5482363)

All the more reason to notify the bill payer, and not the current surfer/downloader.

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Re:Comcast injecting JS by jimktrains2 on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @05:48PM (#5482354)

Doesn't matter; it's the account owner who is responsible for it.

Injecting into a webpage is unacceptable.

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Re:Comcast injecting JS by jlgreco on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @08:00PM (#5483107)

Maybe the power company should blink account warnings in morse code through your lightbulbs. After all, it may not be the person paying the bill that is using all of the power....

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Re:Comcast injecting JS by spoiler on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @08:54PM (#5483418)

Thanks, now everyone is looking at me because I am laughing with myself!

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Re:Comcast injecting JS by BoyWizard on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @05:49PM (#5482362)

They have a comment in the script

  // Intended use is to display browser notifications for critical and time sensitive alerts.

I imagine you can rack up a fair amount of usage before checking emails, only to find you went over your cap a few hours ago.

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Re:Comcast injecting JS by nitrogen on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @07:52PM (#5483048)

All the more reason not to have hard caps on bandwidth.

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