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As a secondary point even if don't get simplicity isn't incorrectly setup encryption, better than none? For one example: Self signed certificates don't protect
by sqeaky 12y ago
As a secondary point even if don't get simplicity isn't incorrectly setup encryption, better than none? For one example: Self signed certificates don't protect you from a man in the middle perpetrated by the government or ISP, but they will stop neighbors with packet sniffers.
If we forgo simplicity I will still encrypt what I can. Having only some protection is not the same as my protection being an illusion.