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thing is chrome and firefox are almost certainly going to disable it well before then, and thats gonna make a shitload of people enable it, not everyone granted
by throwaway2048 9y ago
thing is chrome and firefox are almost certainly going to disable it well before then, and thats gonna make a shitload of people enable it, not everyone granted, but its going to be a lot lower than 30%
- pilif 9y agoThe internet doesn't just consist of Firefox and Chrome. There's mail servers, mail clients, FTP clients, etc. And Firefox and Chrome can be behind middleboxes and/or personal firewalls that only talk TLS 1.1 on the public-facing side. And finally, there's a lot of android devices running Android < 5 which all don't support TLS 1.2 and never will.
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]