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> i live in a place where by law ISPs need to have DPI. Which law? I know ISPs in India are mandated to record session information but I haven't heard of DPI b
by unmole 3y ago
> i live in a place where by law ISPs need to have DPI.
Which law? I know ISPs in India are mandated to record session information but I haven't heard of DPI being mandatory.
> they can access any communication regardless of SSL or https or anything in between
No, DPI can't magically break encryption. Your ISP can't access encrypted content.
- autoexec 3y ago> No, DPI can't magically break encryption. Your ISP can't access encrypted content. they can if they require you to install a certificate and they man in the middle everything.
- unmole 3y ago> they can if they require you to install a certificate and they man in the middle everything. Not exactly relevant because no ISP outside Kazakhstan is doing that.
- mistrial9 3y agoyou should ask before making that statement -- I suspect you will be surprised at the answers
- Dah00n 3y agoI don't know how the US ISPs run things but this doesn't happen in the EU.
- hellojesus 3y agoNobody in the US would comply with forced root CAs. It breaks 4A.