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So then it's an "always-encrypted" TCP? Or is the "always-encrypted" part wrong? Is it going to be like HTTP/2 where it still has an option for plain-text? (hop
by higherpurpose 12y ago
So then it's an "always-encrypted" TCP? Or is the "always-encrypted" part wrong? Is it going to be like HTTP/2 where it still has an option for plain-text? (hopefully not)