Should the entire Internet be secure?
I think we're getting to that point. We all worry about accessing e-mail over Web portals (or via POP and IMAP servers) that are not encrypted and secure. Or we should be.
And using the Seamonkey browser in Puppy 3.01, I'm constantly being warned about information being exchanged that's not secure.
I appreciate the warning. I even started using my DSL Extreme mail account more often because not only is the Web-portal login secure, but the whole session is as well. And I also have encryption turned on when I access the mail server via IMAP.
And most people won't think of entering personal and financial information when banking or buying stuff online unless they see the "https://" before the address.
So why are we doing so much other stuff without the "s"?
I don't know what the particulars are, but I think we're at the point with the Internet where every single damn thing ought to be encrypted and secure.