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Non-smartphone browsers will often use a bastardization of https that does allow the carriers to perform MitM interception. This should* not be the case with s
by marshray 15y ago
Non-smartphone browsers will often use a bastardization of https that does allow the carriers to perform MitM interception.
This should* not be the case with smartphones however, particularly when connected to wifi and not even transferring data via the carrier.
*The carrier may have planted an SSL trusted CA cert on your phone before giving it to you.