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To my knowledge this is usually because the server responds to the browser's user-agent and serves content appropriate for the mobile device. If you override t
by cjfont 13y ago
To my knowledge this is usually because the server responds to the browser's user-agent and serves content appropriate for the mobile device. If you override the user-agent and mimic a desktop browser, how would the traffic pattern be different then?
EDIT: I meant to state if you were to override the desktop's user-agent to mimic a mobile device while tethered.
- noblethrasher 13y agoAn iOS device making periodic requests to https://*.update.microsoft.com https://*.update.microsoft.com might be one of many red flags.