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Mobile ISP image recompression

Most mobile carriers force all HTTP traffic to go through their proxies that—among other things—recompress images on the fly. This means that visitors of your website or mobile app may be getting images in much lower quality than you're serving. I've decided to have a closer look at what exactl



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Most mobile carriers force all HTTP traffic to go through their proxies that—among other things—recompress images on the fly. This means that visitors of your website or mobile app may be getting images in much lower quality than you're serving. I've decided to have a closer look at what exactl

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