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LANs would usually have non-transparent proxies, which prevent the issues of transparent proxies and can also work with HTTPS. Some ISPs, on the other hand, di
by snvzz 4y ago
LANs would usually have non-transparent proxies, which prevent the issues of transparent proxies and can also work with HTTPS.
Some ISPs, on the other hand, did run "transparent" proxies in their networks, causing a range of issues.