The default standard as it exists is non-encryption. Browsers throw warnings for invalid certificates of a bank, wikipedia, random blog, etc. Not unencrypted co

The default standard as it exists is non-encryption. Browsers throw warnings for invalid certificates of a bank, wikipedia, random blog, etc. Not unencrypted connections like a random website like a John Doe blog. The crux of the issue is privacy in browsing. Some parts of Wikipedia are pseudo-illegal to view in some parts of the world. Viewing it would put the user on the watchlist or more.