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> http header indicating that the client is a child-locked device what happens when the request goes through a proxy and that proxy is configured to strip this
by sajithdilshan 1mo ago
> http header indicating that the client is a child-locked device
what happens when the request goes through a proxy and that proxy is configured to strip this header?
- skybrian 1mo agoWebsites that don't cooperate would need to be blocked by child-locked devices. That part wouldn't be any different from today.
- sajithdilshan 1mo agoDo you even know what a proxy is? It has nothing to do with website cooperating or not
- skybrian 1mo agoThere are many kinds of proxies. Proxies would have to be blocked if they don’t cooperate. Obviously a child-locked device shouldn’t let a client-side proxy be installed.
- kragen 1mo agoThe Web is HTTPS now, so that can only happen if either the origin server or the user trusts the proxy.
- sajithdilshan 1mo agoUser uses a proxy to bypass the client side validation, that’s the first thing I would have done as a teenager