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I'm guessing web browsing on browsers that are clearly PC/Mac desktop versions.

• stanleydrew 16y ago
  So you think they are parsing user agent strings out of HTTP requests? Seems unlikely.
  • gte910h 16y ago
    Just periodically run a log scanner for requests for SWFs, etc. Lots of simple non-constant log scans will reveal this information.
    • vlisivka 16y ago
      I will use VPN or HTTPS proxy and will sue you if you will use that information for non-technical purposes.
      • gte910h 16y ago
        If you're using a VPN, that ALSO is a dead giveaway protocol wise. Good luck suing them. They offer tethering for a price, you're not paying it. I think the chance you'll get away with invasion of privacy on something that they technically should only see from flagged account is about 0.
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  • barrkel 16y ago
    Most mobile web access systems run through an explicit or transparent web proxy to downgrade image quality (=> reduce size) at least. Filtering on user agent would be trivial, though easy to work around.