Anders Andersson wrote:
The way to do better at that one is to teach users and service providers about end-to-end authentication and encryption.From what I've seen I don't think there is any realistic hope for any significant number of web pages to be served with end-to-end encryption (not sure what your reference is to end-to-end authentication) in the foreseeable future. JimI take it that you don't consider HTTPS to be end-to-end encryption then? Because I don't see why it would be unlikely for at least sensitive websites to switch to HTTPS.
Of course HTTPS is end-to-end encryption! And, of course, it is already used some. We apparently have different assements of what the future holds and how quickly. Time will tell ...
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