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Ahm..that may have to do with the features included in the hardware. It could also be a marketing thing for them to make more money...
More correctly, the on demand would be called the intranet..intranet traffic is not the same thing as internet traffic.
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Look man, you are wrong. Just drop it already. It is NOT an intranet. It is downloading over the internet. You just happen to be getting that internet access from the same company.
Do you think email's from Comcast don't count towards your storage limit in your inbox too? Give me a break.
Just to shut you up about this here is some proof:
http://tech.blorge.com/Structure:%20...ble-tv-online/
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Comcast has confirmed that viewing its online On Demand service will count towards a monthly 250GB downloading limit for Comcast internet providers.
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Also please note this little tidbit which pretty much confirms it CAN'T be the way you keep speculating:
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However, there’s still a risk that if firms see themselves as competitors rather than providers, they might use download limits as a way of promoting their content. Business Insider speculates that Internet providers might exempt their own content from download limits, or even impose extra charges for viewing content from other providers. That would also raise legal questions over whether such policies breached net neutrality principles.
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So please, you have been wrong all throughout this, just let it go already. Even if you were correct (which is not even a question anymore, you have been totally proven wrong) but even if you were correct, there is still the whole Dish Network and Directv using OTHER providers' broadband to provide On Demand. So let it go already.