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I'm not an expert on this at all, but I think that unless an ISP's customer is allowed to run a public facing router it would be trivial for the ISP to determine that. There simply cannot be any legit packets with a source address from outside its address range arriving at inward facing network interfaces. Maybe I'm not getting something here...



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