> Recall that shaping is implemented by looking at the contents of your network traffic to see if it belongs to a given application. We can exploit this observa

> Recall that shaping is implemented by looking at the contents of your network traffic to see if it belongs to a given application. We can exploit this observation to “turn off” shaping as follows: we simply send the same traffic, but replace the original contents with random strings. Is this accurate? My understanding was that T-Mobile and others throttle based on the source network since most streams are encrypted, preventing content analysis (which would also require significantly higher processing).