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> i live in a place where by law ISPs need to have DPI.

Which law? I know ISPs in India are mandated to record session information but I haven't heard of DPI being mandatory.

> they can access any communication regardless of SSL or https or anything in between

No, DPI can't magically break encryption. Your ISP can't access encrypted content.

> No, DPI can't magically break encryption. Your ISP can't access encrypted content.

they can if they require you to install a certificate and they man in the middle everything.

> they can if they require you to install a certificate and they man in the middle everything.

Not exactly relevant because no ISP outside Kazakhstan is doing that.

you should ask before making that statement -- I suspect you will be surprised at the answers

I don't know how the US ISPs run things but this doesn't happen in the EU.

Nobody in the US would comply with forced root CAs. It breaks 4A.

And nobody in the US could ever break that and get away with it! Not one Single American!

No Such American