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Why are you using http (non-s) in 2024?

• whstl 3y ago
  This decision ultimately belongs website owners. OP can unilaterally block connections to those sites, but this breaks/blocks those websites in a manner that is as bad as Comcast injecting ads.
• crotchfire 3y ago
  No certificate expiration to deal with. Also a good reason to use .onion.
• swayvil 3y ago
  Because concerning myself with security in this case is absurd. The ubiquitous concern with security is absurd.
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  • andersa 3y ago
    But the OP was concerned with security, namely that someone was intercepting his http connection and messing with it.
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    • superkuh 3y ago
      I was/am more concerned with functionality and the fact that what they're doing should be illegal. The Comcast MITM attack I experienced literally broke the functionality of the steam browser (~2015).