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The people whose ISPs are spying on them, won't be able to use HTTP/3 anyway. It's not hard to figure out if a packet is HTTP/3 and when you drop all HTTP/3 pac
by jeroenhd 2y ago
The people whose ISPs are spying on them, won't be able to use HTTP/3 anyway. It's not hard to figure out if a packet is HTTP/3 and when you drop all HTTP/3 packets your browser will usually just use something that does make it through.
- aboardRat4 2y agoWell, http/3 so far works in China and Russia, because, presumably, many enough required services are using it so that blocking indiscriminately is not practical.