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Unfortunately no HTTPS on the website

• avree 5y ago
  Why would a website who's only purpose is delivering blurry pictures need HTTPS?
  • 8192kjshad09- 5y ago
    Preventing ISPs and other bad actors from using it to deliver ads/malware?
    • wodenokoto 5y ago
      It also prevents access for users living in oppressive countries. HTTPS-everywhere was the second bane of my internet existence when I lived in China. I don’t know how it is now but a decade ago you basically couldn’t access anything on https.
    • anaganisk 5y ago
      Now thats a user problem, if the users ISP is shit. There was internet before Lets Encrypt you know?
  • Graffur 5y ago
    To securely deliver the intended content.
• deleted 5y ago
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• anaganisk 5y ago
  http://n-gate.com/software/2017/ http://n-gate.com/software/2017/
  • Graffur 5y ago
    I'm not sure if this is a joke/meme but that is also insecure.
    • anaganisk 5y ago
      It neither a joke nor a meme, its a reality check for unnecessary https.