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any tampering of content by ISP makes it more difficult to spot really hostile MitM / webinjects tampering. then there's net neutrality.

• gruez 9y ago
  >any tampering of content by ISP makes it more difficult to spot really hostile MitM / webinjects tampering. I wasn't arguing for MITM, I was arguing that it's not any worse than your run of the mill MITM
  • Natsu 9y ago
    MITM is generally considered to be a mode of compromise, so that's sort of like saying, well, it's not really any worse than being shot in the head. It might be true on some level, but it's hardly any consolation.
  • f2n 9y ago
    I don't think anyone is arguing this is particularly worse than any other MITM performed by ISPs against their users.