and hes absolutely right. it needs to just work. WireGuard takes the same approach. And you're talking about the default ciphering setup golang in no way preve

and hes absolutely right. it needs to just work. WireGuard takes the same approach. And you're talking about the default ciphering setup golang in no way prevents you as a developer from changing ciphers as a developer of an application. it just doesn't expose it directly. you can go and change the golang runtime and since its open source you can. but wtf ever would you? you're just opening yourself up to self inflicted pain.