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by necovek
1580 days ago
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It's again a user expectation problem. What if you connect to a web site for the first time while on a rogue public network? If users expect to be "safe" when on a secure site, without them understanding intricacies of certificates, self-signed is counter productive. There are certainly improvements to be made to the experience, but none of that can explain all these nuances in a way a temporary visitor will read and grasp. OTOH, it's easier to teach them "HTTP unsafe, don't type anything private". |
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