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  • The Czech Republic has pretty good coverage, actually. You can get 2G in garages of shopping malls and 4G on pretty much every train. It is uncommon to come across a paved road that has no reception. However, there is a cartel of telecoms and...


    Our median wage is comparable to Poland, not Germany!

  • No, I don't run a firewall. It's their own firewall that blocks their own landing page where I would see an "accept terms" prompt.

    A difference my phone has from a usual setup is that I replaced the http://connectivitycheck.android.com/ ping address with 127.0.0.1 (which never fails so my phone does not complain about "limited" networks). A side effect is that I have to go to http://neverssl.com/ or another HTTP-only page in my browser to show captive portals. This is why the right screenshot is in Firefox, not WebView.

  • Not quite. Even if copyright didn't exist, they still would block porn etc. I even encountered a Wi-Fi network where YouTube videos worked except those with content warnings (such as mentions of self-harm). I wonder how that can be done despite HTTPS - maybe the questionable videos have a different domain? I should have investigated the issue more but NewPipe made it seem like the video had been taken down so I just assumed that was the case. (It was at a train station in southern Bavaria, most likely Wangen im Allgäu. I was there only once.)

  • iiiiiiitttttttttttt @programming.dev

    I hate Wi-Fi landing pages, you hate Wi-Fi landing pages, and guess what? The firewall also hates landing pages.