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> One way is simply looking at the traffic.

That might have legal implications (wiretap laws, they would be basically intercept your communication). But perhaps TCP/IP fingerprinting too, not sure... On the other hand, with providers that were even injecting code in web pages when HTTPS was not ubiquitous... maybe they don't care too much.



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