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Your ISP can see the packets they pass, and your https headers still have the SNI field unencrypted unless you're on a VPN or the operator has ESNI (old) or ECH (new) configured, but I don't think these are super prevalent just yet. Having the SNI available means they can still traffic shape your packets if they have the hardware in place.