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Those are not plain terms to me. Can you describe something that ISPs are doing right now that they couldn't do under "public interest supervision"?
by jupp0r 3y ago
Those are not plain terms to me. Can you describe something that ISPs are doing right now that they couldn't do under "public interest supervision"?
- zlg_codes 3y agoComcast's router/modems routinely gather information concerning your local network. CS employees and techs alike will act stupid so you can't use your own hardware, too. They sell DNS data, search term data, anything they can glean from your network activity in-transit. We need data liability laws. Watch tho silos disappear overnight the moment they're responsible for damages incurred.
- scarface_74 3y agoHow does Comcast know your search term data over https? Yes query strings are encrypted
- zlg_codes 3y agoIf it can be gleaned then it will. I recall Mozilla investing in DoH and other technologies in efforts to strengthen HTTPS because it alone isn't enough for privacy. Correct me with real info if I'm wrong please.
- jupp0r 3y agoI think you are wrong, this is not how TLS works. In order to man-in-the-middle you, your ISP would have you install a certificate that makes their fake certificates for services (ie google.com) trusted on your devices.