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Meddle: middleboxes for increased transparency and control of mobile traffic

Mobile networks are the most popular, fastest growing and least understood systems in today’s Internet ecosystem. Despite a large collection of privacy, policy and performance issues in mobile networks, users and researchers are faced with few options to characterize and address them. In this poster we present Meddle, a framework aimed at enhancing transparency in mobile networks and providing a platform that enables users (and researchers) control mobile traffic.