A bit of a clickbait title, but let's entertain the idea for a second. Another one of those articles that claim that securing everything is a bad idea simply be

A bit of a clickbait title, but let's entertain the idea for a second. Another one of those articles that claim that securing everything is a bad idea simply because their routine got shaken or altered. What is his alternative then? Remove it so you have 'slightly less slow' experience. (although, to be fair he states he does not know the solution) It's like complaining trams are less accessible because they have doors instead of just a platform with wheels. Sure, trough that lens you are right. But you are also willingly ignoring all the other facts. The problem here is super slow internet not encryption. And no matter how hard and often these sec-nay-sayers repeat it. It does not make it a valid reason to roll back. Slow internet in Africa needs to be solved for a multitude of reasons. Not one of them is 'experience'