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xg15 on Aug 12, 2019 | parent | context | favorite | on: Spying on HTTPS

It's also formulated in a way that clearly implicates "this is bad, don't do that!".

The warning makes sense if shown as part of a shortlived debug session to a developer. However, this is caused by a program that a non-technical user has installed permanently on the device.

So I'm confused how legitimate TLS inspection is supposed to work for this user group.

theamk on Aug 12, 2019 [–]

I think the Google's answer is, "it isn't supposed to work"

They pretty clearly believe that they should be the only ones controlling the web experience.

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