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All of them. While the rest of the 'net is busy deprecating HTTP and all other unencrypted transport methods, why is it(*) even a debate? Security should be on by default. Make users who don't want it jump through hoops to turn it off instead of the other way around. (*) where "it" is the desirability of blocking passive surveillance, not the particular algorithm to use. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQEcBAEBCAAGBQJT8+AdAAoJEMP3uyY4RQ21kv8IANDkveCGJX5b5c+waXTHcEf0 MgrGlkUZgZaP+fNNME32MEeQMywkyHohZly1KKYyqf+Qi2YkZ7rFiZj5e16EtGVK zBQCrvOyMZVv/tWPfRxrZV+jC5dUBPryaCV3XwyK3w8u5WpDhpC1be6uBjY6qtTB 58MzdMBEEwceUwDezAIpGxsr5fKw+by4WyL23HQybSgUSHWh9S9hSp4dY1L8sDdr atdFOvjiwY7zQe9V4mrtSv2pwmWIfOJE3RBhwSdPBtsMqO0PAnUEmxKYANQjh8qV W147aQT97DYkWb3TucY+gVbsfKSzvNoiXwvWMpmXT1Kz8wia0vX7MoPBtO6+uOk= =6tJk -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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