[zamnos]

Why does it not need verification? 3rd parties can a) replace the real content with lies, or more likely, b) inject it with 3rd-party ads. (this is not theoretical! *) c) inject crypto-mining/other malicious javascript into it. Outside of that though, d) Other people can see what you're looking at. Even if you don't take privacy seriously, you can at least understand that some people do, and would like their viewing habits to remain private.

* https://www.thesslstore.com/blog/third-party-content-injecti...

[TheHappyOddish]

My letterbox can be a) trivially broken into b) knocked over as it isn't concreted c) stuffed with dog poo.

These risks however aren't a major concern for me, and people who choose to send me mail don't assume security or deliverability.