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Do you have any links that validates these claims? This is the first I've heard of it, but I'd definitely avoid any ISPs that don't deliver me the page as the s
by derwiki 17y ago
Do you have any links that validates these claims? This is the first I've heard of it, but I'd definitely avoid any ISPs that don't deliver me the page as the site intended it.
- DrJokepu 17y agoWell, other than it making my browsing experience a hell any time I'm forced to tether 3G off my phone, no, unfortunately not. The T-Mobile UK web proxy messes a lot with the HTML transferred, very often breaking the style sheets as well. The only 'defence' is using HTTPS whenever I can as they can't mess with encrypted data. It's a first-hand experience but if you're really interested I'd be glad to make a comparison of the HTML I get from any arbitrary site with and without T-Mobile. I know O2 in the UK does something similar but as I'm not an O2 customer I can't check it.