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> AFAIK, a lot of mobile ad blockers work by proxying your traffic through their servers. I don't know what your basis is for this claim. Mobile Safari had an
by ghostly_s 2y ago
> AFAIK, a lot of mobile ad blockers work by proxying your traffic through their servers.
I don't know what your basis is for this claim. Mobile Safari had an API for content filter lists, and every ad blocker I’ve tried required me to enable several of these filters through the system settings. I don't think there's any way an iOS extension even could configure a proxy without user confirmation.