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Part of me wonders if the big push for tls everywhere was less about privacy and more about making it harder to filter out stuff like this. But regardless I can
by zxcvbn4038 8y ago
Part of me wonders if the big push for tls everywhere was less about privacy and more about making it harder to filter out stuff like this. But regardless I can see some utilitarian aspects to this feature, it is all the Sneaky Pete stuff I object to. Why not be transparent and open about this feature being used? Because they know people object if they knew. It might not even be legal to use this in the EU.
- userbinator 8y agoNo kidding. If you look at the vehement opposition against even "border" MITM proxies, it's not surprising to make such an assumption. They want to use the "security" argument to force users into consuming all the crap they don't want too (a form of "anti-user security".) (Disclaimer: I use one, and it works very well at filtering stuff out before it even gets to the browser.)