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With HTTPS, that doesn't matter.

• mh- 5y ago
  not really. there are plenty of middleboxes deployed by IT departments that happily mess with HTTPS traffic, too.
• tedunangst 5y ago
  There are intercepting https proxies.
• jrockway 5y ago
  The proxies in question strip HTTPS, and re-encrypt with a certificate your IT department installed on your device.
  • wizzwizz4 5y ago
    Those break everything anyway. Nobody should be obliged to support that. … Now, back to reality. :-(
    • jjav 5y ago
      Reality is that approximately every company has these deployed. Not good, but reality.
      • Thiez 5y ago
        Not where I'm from. Is this an American thing?
        • wizzwizz4 5y ago
          It's being imported into schools in the UK and parts of mainland Europe. Cory Doctorow reckons that there's a trend, where things like this start in places like schools and then gradually end up in all our institutions.