I could be naive, but I don't see how this would be any more unreasonable than requiring HTTPS
Requiring HTTPS was very unreasonable. You have so many more moving parts that can go wrong, and a business relationship with a CA (even if it's Let's Encrypt). We only tolerate this because the alternative is worse.
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Requiring HTTPS was very unreasonable. You have so many more moving parts that can go wrong, and a business relationship with a CA (even if it's Let's Encrypt). We only tolerate this because the alternative is worse.