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OK, so the next step is to spoof those APIs. That's to say the browser should report itself as something 'respectable' and not restrict said APIs but to send ba
by hilbert42 4y ago
OK, so the next step is to spoof those APIs. That's to say the browser should report itself as something 'respectable' and not restrict said APIs but to send back garbage.
This is getting beyond a joke. Governments should demand common carriers be just that—license to operate dictates no interference with the data-stream and no monitoring of users' habits.
Why the hell is it so difficult for governments to legislate these requirements?
- MiddleEndian 4y ago>license to operate dictates no interference with the data-stream and no monitoring of users' habits. I agree, but in this case, it's T-Mobile's website, rather than their service.