If you wanted to see what the apps on your mobile device are up to, current instructions on the web involve jail-breaking, setting up access-points and hubs and what not. It's gotta be lot simpler than that. This should help those of you that are testing DPI, Application Identification and IPS to keep up with the latest mobile apps.
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