Ryan Singel
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Reader/Blogger Expands Wired ISP Inquiry to Canadian ISPs

Ian Saxon, a 27b reader who runs his own security and privacy blog Defending the Kingdom, expanded 27B’s attempt to document whether ISPs are selling, storing or sharing their customers’ internet usage histories, by setting up a web page dedicated to top-tier ISPs in Canada. Saxon’s post includes suggested and modified language for others to […]

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Ian Saxon, a 27b reader who runs his own security and privacy blog Defending the Kingdom, expanded 27B's attempt to document whether ISPs are selling, storing or sharing their customers' internet usage histories, by setting up a web page dedicated to top-tier ISPs in Canada. Saxon's post includes suggested and modified language for others to use to contact ISPs Shaw, Rogers and Telus (a trio of ISPs, not a law firm name).

If you want to email any of the Canadian ISPs, you can find their submittable help forms here: Shaw, Rogers, and Telus. If you send an email and get any sort of answer, post it in the comments below or in the comments on Ryan’s blog, called 27B Stroke 6. Just to make it ridiculously easy to send an email, I’ve altered the forms (only slightly) to be Canada specific:

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