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I don’t think there’s a reason to as it’s just content published from him for free. Doesn’t collect data. Doesn’t hold anything sensitive. Maybe somebody gets
by prepend 6y ago
I don’t think there’s a reason to as it’s just content published from him for free. Doesn’t collect data. Doesn’t hold anything sensitive.
Maybe somebody gets between a reader and his site and injects ads or something.
Or maybe ISPs or local networks can watch what readers read.
I don’t think either is that big of a deal and wouldn’t bother if I had sites.
- nkristoffersen 6y agoI’ve seen several ISPs inject things as well. No excuse for http anymore. No rewards, only risks and punishments.
- prepend 6y agoIf you’re concerned with that then use a vpn. I’ve used dozens of ISPs and never had this problem. Guess I’m lucky. I don’t care if people inject stuff into my http content. If it becomes a significant problem, I’ll think about it. Simplicity is a reward. A big reward.
- runjake 6y ago> No excuse You're not paying him anything to read his website. He does not owe you a single thing.