> This is a poor solution to a non-problem. 99% of "private networks" don't need HTTPS for most things, full-stop. The problem with your security model is that

> This is a poor solution to a non-problem. 99% of "private networks" don't need HTTPS for most things, full-stop. The problem with your security model is that you assume your private network is flawless. Do you really think you can trust every device that connects to your network to be secure? Including your Wi-Fi router? Because I don't, even for devices I personally bought. Even less so in a corporate setting.