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Looking at the Wikipedia page for SNI it's actually Google that's holding back the secure web. Android 2.x doesn't support SNI and according to the Wikipedia we
by pedrocr 15y ago
Looking at the Wikipedia page for SNI it's actually Google that's holding back the secure web. Android 2.x doesn't support SNI and according to the Wikipedia webstats that's more than 90% of the Android mobile web users (25% of the total mobile web usage). That's for a product released in 2009, after XP stopped being sold.
- HerraBRE 15y agoHere, let me link that for you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication
- seanp2k2 15y agoSee also: the awesome that is WebDAV. Very similar story as SNI.
- AndrewDucker 15y agoBut a product (generally) with a two-year lifespan. Android phones should all be ICS by 2014, hopefully.