> The only solution to a private internet is to fully embrace cryptography for all our communications. Mozilla (or at least the Mozilla employee that wrote the

> The only solution to a private internet is to fully embrace cryptography for all our communications. Mozilla (or at least the Mozilla employee that wrote the OP) does not believe that: http://benlog.com/articles/2012/04/30/encryption-is-not-gravy/ http://benlog.com/articles/2012/04/30/encryption-is-not-grav... Personally, I think that argument is right. "Complete" encryption has usability tradeoffs many people will refuse to make. And I get that. Emotionally, it frustrates me that I can't store my Google Authenticator key in Google Drive even though I understand exactly why that would break two-factor authentication.