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by viraptor
3834 days ago
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What you say is technically true, but for a user it's complete BS: - As a developer I looked for a way to disable this system - maybe something changed, but ~5 years ago I couldn't find any information about the 1.2.3.50 address and support told me it's not possible. - Unless you're running a site that's professionally based on image distribution, you're unlikely to know no-transform exists. - NoScript can block the bmi script specifically, not everything. Vodafone doing MITM shouldn't concern webdevs. - The injection does not look nasty. It is nasty - you get no easy switch for it and cannot decide for yourself what behaviour you want. If you really want bandwidth saving, use opera mini - it's available for all phones now. Sorry for being harsh, but I don't see how Vodafone's MITM can be defended in any way. |
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