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This is a nice explanation of the limitations of HTTPS in regard to privacy. Most people do not understand the specific implications of S. J. Resolution 34.
by thomastjeffery 10y ago
This is a nice explanation of the limitations of HTTPS in regard to privacy. Most people do not understand the specific implications of S. J. Resolution 34.
- masonic 10y agoYou seem to have missed the news that the privacy exposure you fear from the Obama regulation change being removed is already happening and has been since 2015. The Obama administration kept that privacy hole open and didn't submit a privacy regulation until three months ago, and it wouldn't take effect until next December at the earliest anyway. Indeed, most people do not understand the reality of the subject at all.
- thomastjeffery 10y agoI've definitely been ignoring that point. Thanks for the reminder. The real issue is that this will be much more difficult to replace after being removed from the FTC and the FCC.