Yes there is, it has to come from somewhere, and we know it's not coming from th...

Havoc · on Oct 29, 2019

>it has to come from somewhere

Very much doubt they count their traffic by adding up all the origin addresses contributions individually

diminoten · on Oct 29, 2019

Yeah, I doubt any of it counts at all, and honestly this is the least compelling part of this argument... It's kb vs. 100GB, hardly matters.

grepsedawk · on Oct 29, 2019

Nope... The packets need to be sealed back together, at that point the data is denormalized and you can't measure how much it "actually" counted.

tedunangst · on Oct 29, 2019

Huh? I happen to run my own intercepting proxy which rewrites HTML pages, and if I wanted to, I could easily track exactly how many bytes came in and how many bytes went out.

diminoten · on Oct 29, 2019

Yes? You can see how much you added, the size before and the size after.

This is not a technical impossiblity, I'm sorry if you're invested emotionally in it being impossible.