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Fully agree. Who's gonna sniff your traffic from home? NSA, your ISP? They already do. Same as in corporate networks: your data is MITM anyway. Fun should b
by iberator 7mo ago
Fully agree.
Who's gonna sniff your traffic from home? NSA, your ISP?
They already do.
Same as in corporate networks: your data is MITM anyway.
Fun should be unencrypted. It's not shopping or ssh into server.
- bberkgaut 7mo ago> Fun should be unencrypted. Five years ago I would totally agree. Now, when you do not want to share your fun thoughts with a border guard; a police person; an AI scavenger; a random jerk -- I would say, having a safe-ish space becomes almost a necessity
- kennywinker 7mo agoI’m not actually suggested anything be un-encrypted. I’m just saying we manage keys on the server not the client. Tls secures the password transaction, then the server issues the client a key and everything works as s@ suggests. If the keys expire or the client loses them, you repeat the login process.