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>> can i connect through the house wifi, i'm entrusting the data that flows through unless i nut a vpn. star skrn bucks is the same thing. i think you're special relationship here is, without the data to support it is questionable, but if you have a customer who is ready -- >> was that to your satisfaction? any other questions? >>> i find a lot of inconsistency in your offers. they are so terrible they would not be able to get these wonderful offers through sprint or whatever. if it is so wonderful, why are you saying they may not be jumping in. >> say you sign up for service in january with a new isp and they say would you like to opt in for marketing offers. they say they're great but they don't know what they are yet. in october there is free shipping on amazon or something, and they can't make the offer because they have not opted in. how will the consumers know what offers are before the offers are out there. >> i don't mean to hijack your question. what is the practical effect of opt in versus opt out. >> and how does it hurt to get an offer. just getting an offer and you end up

that's a whole other problem but it won't impact who she takes as a vpn that won't disqualify anybody. i think on the shortlist i think there will be quite a few women pretty think senator elizabeth warren on secretary clinton shortlist as she gets pulled more and more to the left and i think the other people including senator jeanne shaheen up in new hampshire. >> i would say it is actually just a woman's perspective. a great electioneering in which the one candidate to who in both parties is seen as the most qualified and experienced candidate the one most prepared to actually, who has the best credentials to be president as the woman. i think in public polling it's been very clear about this in focus groups as well -- who is qualified and who has got the right experience, it's a woman this time so it suggests again that it would depend if people thought it was a choice it was because it was a qualified person ready to be president than i think people would be happy to accept that choice. if it's seen as a political play people would be skeptical like anybody else. >> i think we hav

when i connect through the house wi-fi i'm entrusting the data that flows through, unless i put in a vpn, when i connect at starbucks, same thing. this is not the monolithic world of 1996. i think you're positing a special relationship here is -- without polling data to support it is questionable. also you have in any given situation if you have a customer that's paying you a lot of money, you're going to be very cautious and i think you've seen most of the isp's being cautious about advertising. >> was that to your satisfaction that that answer. any other questions? ma'am. >> i find consistency in your argument in that you say this offer is so valuable the consumers it's so terrible they wouldn't be able to get the wonderful offers. if it's so wonderful why are you assuming the consumers would not be jumping at the chance to opt in. >> they may not understand what the offers are going to be. you sign up for a service in january with a new isp would you like to opt into marketing offers. they're going to be great but they can't specify what they are because they koedon't know what they a

come when i connect to the house wi-fi, i'm interesting the data that flows through endless i put in vpncome when i connect at starbucks, same thing. this is not the world of 1996. i think you are positing a special relationship here is, is, without polling data to support it, is questionable. but also you have in any given situation if you have a customer that's paying a lot of money, you are going to be very cautious. i think you see most of the isps being very cautious about advertising. >> is that to your satisfaction? any other questions ask wait for -- >> thank you. i find a lot of inconsistency in your arguments, and you say these offers are so valuable consumers will just feel terrible if it wouldn't be able to get these sprint or whoever. if it's a wonderful, why are you so assume that consumers would not be jumping at the chance to opt in? >> they made understand what it offers going to be. be. so let's you sign-up for service in january with a new isp and they say would you like to opt into marketing offers? i don't know. they said they'll be great marketing office but they ca