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On your network/device, you may decrypt connections if you'd like. As far as the government forcing browsers to connect information, they can do that even if t
by BenjiWiebe 5y ago
On your network/device, you may decrypt connections if you'd like.
As far as the government forcing browsers to connect information, they can do that even if the browser defaults to HTTP.
- marginalia_nu 5y agoYou can only decrypt connections if you have the key. If the browser sends details over plain HTTP, it is very easy to inspect. You know, by putting yourself as a man in the middle. If , in that scenario, the browser spontaneously starts sending encrypted data, you should have many questions.
- IIsi50MHz 5y agoThat the link is HTTP in no way prevents all or part of the payload from being indecipherable to an entities attempts at inspection.