WSA block Mobile applications from accessing internet

Dear All
I have s680 to control internet access. I set my ASA to forward any ip traffic to the WSA ( WCCP ,Service Identifier: 90 ), All the computers can access the internet perfectly, but on Mobiles some applications can't access (facebook and youtube for example)
any Advice
Best Regards

Thanks Ken Stieers,
but I am not using any authentication method yet.

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