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Of course. Who else would be their CA? Some USA state-run CA? That's far too much political risk. I hope we see a different CA for each ccTLD in the future.
by inigyou 3mo ago
Of course. Who else would be their CA? Some USA state-run CA? That's far too much political risk.
I hope we see a different CA for each ccTLD in the future.
- fuoqi 3mo ago>I hope we see a different CA for each ccTLD in the future. Completely agree with this and IMO it's how the system should've operated from the very start. Unfortunately, I highly doubt that the CA cartel will let go of the power (and associated cash flow) voluntarily.
- thomasjeff1 3mo agoDon't think the cartel would go against a state
- thisislife2 3mo agoBrowsers have to kowtow too ...
- inigyou 3mo agoBrowsers are the cartel. CAs have zero power against browsers, but browsers can poof CAs out of existence. And it's not really a cartel - it's a monopoly, it's Google and everyone else had better copy Google.