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I'd argue that most people like knowing that what they receive is what the original server sent(and vice versa) but maybe you enjoy ads enough to prefer having your ISP put more of it on the websites you use?

Jokes aside https is as much about privacy as is is about reducing the chance you receive data that has been tampered. You shouldn't only not use FTP because credentials but also because embedded malware you didn't put there yourself.



I, for one, would like to see an ISP dedicated enough and tecnically able to inject ads in my FTP stream. :)


Agree but also wonder if ISPs bother with this anymore, now that almost all websites are https.




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