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I’m not the parent poster, but one reason I can suggest is: When you know about the security properties of using the HTTP protocol over internet, and proceed t
by dmitshur 6y ago
I’m not the parent poster, but one reason I can suggest is:
When you know about the security properties of using the HTTP protocol over internet, and proceed to visit a read-only plain-HTTP website, your attention and time are used up unnecessary on thoughts like “did the author really include this bit of content, or is it being MITM’ed?” with no inexpensive way to find out.
- koheripbal 6y ago... but realistically, the risk of that is extremely low in this specific case.
- Jaxan 6y agoISPs have injected ads on http websites in past. So it has happened.