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You can (try) to restrict your browsing to HTTPS sites only. But it's very difficult to ensure that all the communications your device is making (background se
by filomeno 9y ago
You can (try) to restrict your browsing to HTTPS sites only.
But it's very difficult to ensure that all the communications your device is making (background services, vendor apps...) go through that channel.
- haggy 9y agoThis issue is two-fold right. You can install plugins that force SSL client side (on the main site and any AJAX calls thereafter) but like you said you have no idea what calls that site is making server side. They could be sending everything you send them over plaintext after the initial TLS secured request. Rough times.
- Gaelan 9y agoLuckily, the servers past the initial SSL link won’t be using wifi, so at least you won’t be any worse off than before.
- krallja 9y agoIf only there were some certification body that ran an App Store with rules against unencrypted traffic...