> Hi Terren, > The CT Guidelines ensure that any mobile-aware content provider can have > *total control* over whether transcoding is used or not on content, by > the use of standard HTTP features: See "4.2.2 Server Origination of > Cache-Control: no-transform". It is not so, Brian. CT Guidelines do not demand that the User-Agent string has to be preserved. This means that a transcoder can use a web browser UA and a mobile site won't even know it is talking to a mobile device and will not know it can serve a "no-trasform" header to the device. More than that, even if the server served "No-trasform" headers unconditionally, it would still be getting the wrong User-Agent. So, please do not mud the water. LucaReceived on Tuesday, 5 August 2008 08:23:59 UTC
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