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> Why? Sane networks shouldn't block anything.

Huh? What? Ever had to administer a corporate network for non-tech staff? Malware is everywhere. People are stupid. AND my assumption on a corporate network has always been that you have no expectation of privacy - its a work network, don't use it for personal stuff! Pretty simple.




> my assumption on a corporate network has always been that you have no expectation of privacy

That certainly isn’t true in the EU. You cannot spy on employees computers without a cause.


If it's really a corporate network, then the company will own the endpoints and can do the inspection there.


Not meaningfully so with ECH, the whole point of this subthread.


ECH only makes network-level monitoring harder. Monitoring on the endpoint is still just as easy.


Corporate networks often use MITM master certs that employee browsers must accept.




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