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No, you have one drop that independently feeds two units by a splitter(happens all the time). You have your modem and whatever your neighbor has.
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@anon-e wrote:
I see one cable line going up on the outside line. There is a splitter between my neighbor (duplex) and mine but from one cable line. Does this mean we are sharing the Internet?
Are you having any connection issues or just curious ?
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@anon-e wrote:Does this make the connection less secure?
As was stated earlier by .@ComcastAndrew, the answer is no. All signals are digitally encrypted.
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