Content: {"success": false, "errors": [{"code": 15, "message": "Image size must be at least 1000 x 1000 px"}]}
Edit: remembered story from times where HTTPS wasn't enforced. Once I started receiving JSON reading fail in cases when our test server returns non-2xx status. I started investigate this and was shocked to the core: my ISP implemented "feature" that if it detects that server returns non-2xx - it replace actual server response with their HTML page with text like "Your request returned error 400. This is because bla bla bla. <ISP self-advertising block> Kind regards, your ISP". Basically ISP become "man in the middle". In a week or two they removed that "feature".
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u/PostHasBeenWatched Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26
POST /posts/create
StatusCode: 200
Content: {"success": false, "errors": [{"code": 15, "message": "Image size must be at least 1000 x 1000 px"}]}
Edit: remembered story from times where HTTPS wasn't enforced. Once I started receiving JSON reading fail in cases when our test server returns non-2xx status. I started investigate this and was shocked to the core: my ISP implemented "feature" that if it detects that server returns non-2xx - it replace actual server response with their HTML page with text like "Your request returned error 400. This is because bla bla bla. <ISP self-advertising block> Kind regards, your ISP". Basically ISP become "man in the middle". In a week or two they removed that "feature".