On Sunday, 19 August 2018 08:17:37 BST Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> colonies and might not care that you're not. You could enable SSL (now
> called TLS) anyway as part of the learning experience.
Is there any learning involved? I assumed that my domain and all its
subdomains would just respond to https requests and not to http requests after
the switch. Would I have to do any work on my site?
> > So what is the legal position?
>
> Put them on the spot by asking? Don't say your country in case that
> gives them an easy way out.
Not telling them the country might be a bit difficult when they host my
mailserver :-)
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