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Aside from browsing history, privacy implications, some ISPs insert adverts, into the HTML - possibly opening up the user, to drive by browser exploits… The re

Aside from browsing history, privacy implications, some ISPs insert adverts, into the HTML - possibly opening up the user, to drive by browser exploits… The reality is, it’s not complicated to add HTTPS, as a feature, so there’s no good reason as to why it’s not implemented - aside from incompetence, or trying to save money, on staff?!

hulitu 3y ago
> some ISPs insert adverts, into the HTML - possibly opening up the user, to drive by browser exploits… Just like some sites insert adverts in web pages, "possibly opening up the user, to drive by browser exploits…"