Do you really need an ISP? | Tech Man Pat
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Answering the question that has been asked after you get off the phone with ISP support because your internet is slower than dial up.
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So basically the in order to bypass the ISP you need to become one.
Correct
@@TechManPat on it
Lol
I literally found this video by searching on UA-cam...
Software Inc. becoming an ISP.
So messed up. Wtf haha
Nicely put together video! Though there is no way to really get around using an ISP to get access to "The Internet", I always wondered what would happen if a group of people came together and built a network infrastructure for a "Free-net". Basically a large scale local network spanning across multiple nations so connected devices can share information freely with each other without the need of ISP's. There would be problems with regulating bandwidth and extending the usable range of network cabling, but I think these issues could easily be solved. Imagine the uses of a truly free network outside the control of nations, corporations, ISP's, etc.
@@abdurhmanalsobhi4564 It would probably have to be a collaboratively funded effort.
;)
Is that your attitude
@Mollusk19 hi not even close to what he's talking about. Good luck connecting to Tor without an ISP. He means free internet for everyone
@@kentheengineer592 ??
So project mesh net?
“It’s all a web of lies.”
This guy knows what’s up.
You know what doesn't make sense?
We build the lines with public money and then we pay private corporation AGAIN to use them. Internet should be provided by the government, not the ISP.
By government????? so they can cut off anybody that disagrees with them????? Hell NO!!! We should be able to connect to internet without anybodyregulating it at all.
@@henoch44 The government already can. The internet transmission lines are owned by the government. If the ISP who buys the usage of these lines doesn't do what the government says, the government will just cut off the ISP.
Governments just don't do it, because why would they?
The ISP business model is to bulk buy the usage of these lines and sell them for profit. Which is kindof shitty considering your tax money payed for the infrastructure and now you pay AGAIN to use that infrastructure.
it should be provided by US!! There should be no such thing as a government
@Nunya Business news flash. its a brutal regime right now only one set of people are doing all thd brutality. There is absolutely no point in government. Everything wrong about the world is due to them
@Nunya Business a corporation is set up extremely similarly to a government. Your argument is a stretch Anarchy is Freedom
You gave me most of the information I need, great video ❤️
Same here. He's the 1st one to make me understand what internet really is.
Let me cook, What if everyone together start an ISP - let's call it 'Free Internet LOL" or the FIL for short. Everyone just pay just enough into it being and the info just so happens to be temporary.
How much of a clash would this theory propose?
Everything is monetized. People wants temporary money not temporary freedom.
But in a fair system, u can propose this.. in POLITICS. Basically the goverment is already corrupted so nothing
The fans are past nein.
So ... live long enough to see yourself become the villain
I've heard rumors of people successfully hacking their ISP by configuring their modem in a passive way to leach off the network undetected. Way above my head though.... 🤷♂️🤔
Basically what the internet is a giant lan grid that connects servers to servers. The question is can you bypass isp to get on their grid? No. But you can create your own grid if you have the knowledge to rig up your own servers.
I feel like you could though, imagine splicing into a cable if you had the know how & found the right cable.
Also a home router is like an ISP, it has a mini local network, but you can connect another router & has sub-networks which can communicate with each other.
It's like a cascading grid of centralized networks all the way down to your client device.
@levelup1279 That wouldn't work.
Your house already likely has a "cable spliced" to it. That cable doesn't let you communicate with the network unless you are assigned an address within it.
That's how the ISP can shut you down remotely from their offices, no need to send out anyone to disconect you, or connect you for that matter.
Those cooling fans are looking quite... what's the word... fascist.
"No views" holy shit Im so eary not even my own view is counted.
I think youtube is a bit picky when it comes to videos :( but i think its just bad timing
@@TechManPat This is kind of freaky considering it's the first video on the list when u ask this question. I guess no one thinks to ask such questions in the first place.
That's how ISP iinet originally began it was started by 2 university graduates in one of the graduates parents garage. So creating your own ISP business is possible.
yeh they made AU a better place installing nodes everywhere to get us away from t$lstra , we pretty much had an ISP or 2 on every block that had ~ 100 clients each
Strictly speaking because of Section 230 an ISP is not responsible for the actions of those who use their service. They would have to comply with authorities if they presented a proper warrant, but that's about it. I don't know about other countries, though.
i hate school
You still do buddy?😂
though i get the thing with across oceans and what not but across land and such im not sure why the internet could be purely p2p.
if everyone was connected to their nearest neighbors for example then they could build up kind of a mesh and thus the more people near by the more possible routes for the traffic to go instead of pushing it through a single isp node.
its like the difference between torrent and regular downloads but in a physical sense.
Imagine the latency when bouncing a connection through a mesh network but it has to go about 200km, yeah that would not be fun.
Also it's hard to build high bandwidth cables which go super far distances unless your very centralized.
That's Blockchain
@@PimpDaddyFresh blockchain is a distributed ledger but it still uses the same centralized isp infrastructure.
effectively it's the same thing that i am thinking of but for hardware instead of software.
Great video, quick and easy. I was wondering if you would ever do a more in depth video explanation on computer science, as I'm doing my CompTIA A+ Net+ Sec+ & Pen+ and I would love explanations like this video.
3:30 IXP internet exchange point... or at least to a backbone exchange point
pipe-networks was bliss in the early ADSL / cable days , free data all peers on same network while "Ziggy Switkowski" was charging Ziggy Bytes up and down
U mean electronic FZ?
Ayyyy anarchy
Does this mean that ISP is connecting us to different network of aws , google, facebook, etc and ISP is paying on our behalf of connecting with them?
ISPs peer with those companies at an IXP with bandwidth sharing agreements
Based windmills of peace
is it too delusional to think that we should be able to individually connect to the internet?
Most definitely untrue you can hack a modem or pirate the signal... internet is a monopoly on charging u 2 use cables or radiowaves at a monthly rate
And how do I get this in the UK if I use plusnet 🤔 without getting bankruptcy 🤔 or how do I can change the plusnet hub two router isp in the router 🤔
If you bypass both the isp and telecom do you get free internet?
Yes but if they find out they'll most likely slow down your internet (throttling)
No, you need to connect to them to have internet. Internet is Inter Network, its ISPs connecting to each other.
Schools and businesses are not part of the internet. They are private wan,Lan or other form of closed circuit networking. It is not the same as the internet.
The Internet is a concept. The Internet is a global routing network hierarchy. To make the internet you'll need to make up a system of networks. That's just talking about the network. ISP control part of the network systems! You, as a customer, are paying ISP to connect you to their system and maintain the outside network. Many systems will connect to other systems and join them together! Providers also need to run DNS, DHCP, Dynamic Routing, Services, Point to Point of Protocol, etc. As far as your favorite contents goes, like your favorite websites and services, companies hosts the networks! Those companies also need to connect to several providers and systems to make available to you. If you're one of those people who wonders if you can bypass a provider then you don't understand how networking works at all. You can build your own system of network and share the network! That's as most basic on how internet works as it get. Even still! A system of network goes as far as where the routers connect to and setting up the routing!
Dude you really should check how your PC fans look on this video
OH MAN! You have no idea... You cant see it in person, but yeah, on video it looks like it does, I have gotten rid of them ages ago now.
Is it possible to "leach" from those main internet lines to avoid the expensive fees?
not really, you would need to directly tap into the line, which is illegal, kind of like using connecting a hose into someones kitchen, you are technically breaking in,
No, if you have a computer on your home network hosting a website with another computer on the network accessing the website... you're not an internet. You're a network. Internetworking is networking networks. You can have an "internet" but you're not on the Internet (I know, for some reason someone believes it should now officially be lowercased... that "authority" is incorrect, there is a specific internet named the Internet and that requires proper case).
Your great at explaining, I recently have been getting recommended these underground bunker videos n this idea popped into my head of like If the apocalypse happened n like VERY few people were left could It be possible to have internet? Then I found somewhere online the internet its like connected to everything else BUT what if I made my own personal little internet that was connected to specific people n places that was completely disconnected from the www. Programmed things thats would only be assessed through my own bubble n wires and had this in my apocalyptic bunker. What if someone did this today and it was like a complete upgraded internet then this one in some way then starts selling it and wouldn’t connect it to our internet. And then eventually the internet we use today gets abandoned? How cool would that be? Like a complete internet waste land with no one here and all this bs archived Lol, I dont know how realistic the idea would be cause I guess if I started using this new internet for commercial use then I guess theres nothing holding it back from it being tied with everyday internet. But idk 3am n bored. Got home from work. Anyways great vid 👍
Anyone can have their own internet service but they have to have millions of dollars for installing miles of fiber cables then install their own transmitters. Most companies rent out transmitter space on the cell phone towers.
I'm taking advantage of my ISP I'll scratch my sim card and get unlimited internet, yeet
Why do you have these asian peace symbols there?
oooooh, talking a bit about Capitalism... mmm-hmm...
I feel like all the information I really needed was in the fourth minute of the video. I also feel like you’re faking the accent, and rather poorly at that.
Well my accent is very real haha but I appreciate the feedback
web of lies
Madame web of lies
almost first
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1:35 - Do you actually need an ISP to connect to the internet? Well unfortunately you do.
Welp... Thanks for letting me know, no point watching the rest of this video.
got to the point I guess...