One thing I like about AT&T is that they have a large pool of rotating IP address from all over the Bay Area.
One day I'm visiting your website from Palo Alto, another from Sacramento -- or so your logs say. Along with uninstalling Flash and clearing cookies regularly, this creates fairly anonymous surfing.
What I'm wondering about with Sonic is how many rotating IP addresses they have overall in the Bay Area, and whether with Fusion (set to rotating) I will be on a small block of them identifiable with my local DSL central office.
One day I'm visiting your website from Palo Alto, another from Sacramento -- or so your logs say. Along with uninstalling Flash and clearing cookies regularly, this creates fairly anonymous surfing.
What I'm wondering about with Sonic is how many rotating IP addresses they have overall in the Bay Area, and whether with Fusion (set to rotating) I will be on a small block of them identifiable with my local DSL central office.