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Oh, alright. I'm behind one of those right now, but never used any that blocked ads. I wonder how prevalent that is that Google would devote significant effort
by icebraining 8y ago
Oh, alright. I'm behind one of those right now, but never used any that blocked ads. I wonder how prevalent that is that Google would devote significant effort into developing a whole replacement for TCP just to get people behind them to watch ads.
Plus seems like those companies will be able to block QUIC for the foreseeable future; disabling HTTP(S) will probably take as long as disabling IPv4.
- ocdtrekkie 8y agoYeah, I've got a policy configured that disables QUIC in Chrome, as it also makes it harder for the firewall to do it's job. Firewalls track TCP connections in order to determine if inbound traffic is a response to a legitimate request. Doesn't work on UDP-based traffic.