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I work at AWS so I'm not neutral here, but how would this even work? Now that web and app traffic is encrypted, mobile providers can "see" what websites and app

I work at AWS so I'm not neutral here, but how would this even work? Now that web and app traffic is encrypted, mobile providers can "see" what websites and app you access via your DNS lookups and destination IPs, and only some of the time, but that's about it. It doesn't get to the level of specific product purchases or much that you could put into a recommendation engine.

bushbaba 3y ago
dns over https (DoH) prevents the carrier from inspecting DNS lookup. IPv6 could also prevent the carrier from easily reporting what the destination is. By service provider cycling through IPs. There’s also iCloud private relay that blocks this as well.
- sciencesama 3y ago
  Only if every one implemented them !!
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toast0 3y ago
It's a fine level when it comes to mergers and aquisitions though. Look into what Facebook did with Onavo.