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I think the argument is "HTTP is edge cached (by your ISP, etc) and so a request need not imply a connection received at the remote end. HTTPS is not subject to
by JulianMorrison 11y ago
I think the argument is "HTTP is edge cached (by your ISP, etc) and so a request need not imply a connection received at the remote end. HTTPS is not subject to caching or other benign man-in-the-middle operations so knowledge of who clicked what is centrally available." This feels like a weak objection to me, since the government will just snoop at the ISP level.