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Re:Why we use progressive enhancement to build Gov.uk by DanBC on Tuesday September 20, 2016 @06:46AM (#12538463)
I think all mobile providers in UK do it, especially around downgrading images.
Re:Why we use progressive enhancement to build Gov.uk by josteink on Tuesday September 20, 2016 @07:49AM (#12538747)
At that point I would either be switching providers to someone who didn't mangle my signal (because that's effectively what this is), or if that for some reason wasn't doable, I would at least install a VPN to a known secure, untampered connection (like my home router) and route everything through that connection.

Having someone intercept my signal and process it behind my back is simply not something I would tolerate from any communications-service provider I employ.

Re:Why we use progressive enhancement to build Gov.uk by paublyrne on Tuesday September 20, 2016 @07:53AM (#12538773)
You are part of a tiny minority who has the technical interest / proficiency to do this.
Re:Why we use progressive enhancement to build Gov.uk by moreati on Tuesday September 20, 2016 @02:53PM (#12542187)
To my knowledge Three UK doesn't. That's based on using them and not noticing any degradation, or the click-to-view-original-quality javascript that T-Mobile were (are?) injecting.