It would have been better to implement and then rachet up use. Just like happened with HTTPS. At the start not many noticed or cared if their connection was e

It would have been better to implement and then rachet up use. Just like happened with HTTPS. At the start not many noticed or cared if their connection was encrypted. Then companies started directing people to the encrypted site and pointing out the padlock icon browsers adopted. Now we're getting to the point that browser's might fuss about unencrypted connections. Same could have been done but they got caught up in well if we have any encryption. It should all be encrypted false dichotomy. Or am I just adding to the bike shedding?