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^ but these days how many ISPs are using shared IPs and that too for hordes of users? I am not sure how many people are using GPRS as their primary internet connection now a days but it can only be a forced decision while most of users move to real internet connections.
On the other hand lots of broadband companies are even providing static IPs to their users (MTNL's unlimited service?). Even Airtel's ADSL service must be providing unique IPs to their users. Last I used an internet connection where public IPs were shared was Sify's connection. There you got a private IP while your public IP was shared with other users but the statistics that their dialer servers must be maintaining can be used to track your location with not much of a problem.
On the other hand lots of broadband companies are even providing static IPs to their users (MTNL's unlimited service?). Even Airtel's ADSL service must be providing unique IPs to their users. Last I used an internet connection where public IPs were shared was Sify's connection. There you got a private IP while your public IP was shared with other users but the statistics that their dialer servers must be maintaining can be used to track your location with not much of a problem.
