That is what I was thinking and why I have yet to install anything.
Unfortunately I can't find any info on the Verizon Site about security. And to prevent confusion since the other places I have posted people don't seem to understand that this is not a wireless network in home. here is the unit I am talking about.
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/stor ... oneId=2849
little more info
http://news.vzw.com/news/2007/02/pr2007-02-01c.html
Nick if there is any security advice that I should know about please let me know, any information I can find so far on the internet is all about setting up a network not as a end user.
And no it isn't common to have extremely valuable data, on my hard drive and if it is I encrypt it. But stuff like that I usually keep on removable media.
Thanks for your help
Thanks Nick that is the info I have been looking for!
I called Verizon support and they refused to tell me, said they can't give out that info. My mother has the phone account so I got the service under her name to save a few hundred dollars.
But I called the store again instead of Tech support and ask him if it uses the info provided and he asked how I knew, I told him I know where to find real support when it is needed, and that if I would have though to ask that question yesterday and was told I was not allowed to know then i wouldn't have purchased the service.
So thanks again, I have looked all day for this info!!! and it is reassuring that it is a secure as it can get.
Well they are lucky that I enjoy the ability to use this in any pc, and the speed compared to my dial up connection.
I usually have patience when it comes to Tech Sipport, but that lady jerked my chain.
Seriously if I was to ask that as someone interested in buying the service and they told me that yesterday I would have walked out.
As for Government getting in I am not worried, nothing to see here, I am heading to DC for a few days so I can probably expect a few visitors
you see, thats just it.. if the government wants in there is nothing you or anyone else can do to stop that... unless you have the same connections they do and run the same encryption.
If they want in, they get in and its actually easier for them to get in on a typical broadband line than it is on a TX LOL
Your are fine my friend.. enjoy the better security
The gov could care less about you.. unless you are visting one to many "how to make a nuke" web sites LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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