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jerluc | 7 years ago

My assumption from that sentence is that both "ad malware" and "ad tracking" are injected by some ISPs somewhere between the client and the server. By forcing HTTPS, you'd prevent some amount of this by ensuring the data in transit from client-to-server-to-client is encrypted (and thus mostly tamper-proof) using the .dev domain's public cert.

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CydeWeys|7 years ago

Also commonly injected by malicious or compromised WiFi routers.