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1) There are regimes that would lock you up (or worse) for looking at some "purely informational" sites. 2) Defaults matter and developers make mistakes. Witho
by bretthoerner 12y ago
1) There are regimes that would lock you up (or worse) for looking at some "purely informational" sites.
2) Defaults matter and developers make mistakes. Without required TLS many sites that should be encrypted won't be (they forgot, the site grew into something it didn't used to be, they had no idea what TLS was, etc)
- Touche 12y agoRuining the web in order to prevent any possibility of bad things happening is something I'm firmly against. I have several small blogs and websites that I absolutely would not bother with if I had to pay for and set up https on each.