Here's the truth about security: people are clueless about it and so corporations and governments abuse that by pushing their own agendas, not related to security.
Same corporations that tell you to "secure" your unimportant static website with https also want to force you to run random javascript in your browser from unknown parties, identify you at all times, link everything to your phone number, etc. In the end we are all going to be worse off with this let's encrypted web, with more control than ever in the hands of those few US corporations.
Same corporations that tell you to "secure" your unimportant static website with https also want to force you to run random javascript in your browser from unknown parties, identify you at all times, link everything to your phone number, etc. In the end we are all going to be worse off with this let's encrypted web, with more control than ever in the hands of those few US corporations.