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Yeah. My ISP is doing exactly that. HTML pages over HTTP are injected with some javascript code. Sadly, it's the only ISP available in the entire country.
by bagol 7y ago
Yeah. My ISP is doing exactly that. HTML pages over HTTP are injected with some javascript code. Sadly, it's the only ISP available in the entire country.
- BrandoElFollito 7y agoA solution is to go through a VPN, they will see a steady stream of encrypted data.
- speedgoose 7y agoIt's just pushing the problem. Now you need to trust the VPN.
- isalmon 7y agoRight, but when it comes to VPN, as oppose to ISP, you have hundreds of choices, so you can pick one that you can trust.
- dan1234 7y agoCheap $5/mo VPS + WireGuard/OpenVPN (Google search for any number of tutorials). Of course, now you need to trust your VPS provider but I'd trust someone Digital Ocean before I'd trust a cheap VPN provider.
- BrandoElFollito 7y agoAt some point you must trust something or someone