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My company essentially does that and I find it incredibly annoying. It breaks many stuff and makes performance much worst. Just so they can more easily spy on u
by jpambrun 5y ago
My company essentially does that and I find it incredibly annoying. It breaks many stuff and makes performance much worst. Just so they can more easily spy on us.
- userbinator 5y agoThe company's network isn't yours. You may understand their perspective when it is your own network that you want to control the traffic on. I've always found it ironic that a lot of the anti-MITM-proxy folks are the same ones who work at or approve of the companies which are bringing more pervasive-surveillance "smart" devices to the market, locking down end-user-devices against the user, or trying to get you to consume more of their ads. Everything they say they do is for "security" and "privacy". They obviously don't want you getting in the way. Coincidence or not? You decide...