I'm going to sorta break the prime directive and link the n-gate rebuttal to these articles: http://archive.fo/xcQ5j
Its a bit heavy-handed, but it does bring up a good point: A lot of this argument for HTTPS-by-default is all on top of assumptions about who is responsible for data security. We're doing a lot and things are improving, but the general public still are all yelling at websites for misusing data that we willingly gave over in the first place [0].
Its a bit heavy-handed, but it does bring up a good point: A lot of this argument for HTTPS-by-default is all on top of assumptions about who is responsible for data security. We're doing a lot and things are improving, but the general public still are all yelling at websites for misusing data that we willingly gave over in the first place [0].
[0]:https://xkcd.com/743/