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"Can I respectfully point the honourable member to the answer I gave on page one of this thread..Honestly, as if the IG techies haven't got this sussed and sorted.."
Just wondering if your ancestors didst, perchance, roll their eyes at those who thought the titanic could sink? Nearer to the present day, in the middle of May, no one could foresee what was coming days later for Sony?
And if there was a response from Ig techies about this, if anyone's else's tried contacting them, I'd like to see it too.
My point is, when it comes to data security, if there is any way to do things better, and the EFF page (that I linked above) shows how secure information should be utilised on the web, then it should be done the industry standard way, which is certified, strongly secure and verifiable by all interested parties. At present this is still not as it should be. But it was - until they re-routed https requests to http. So putting things back to the way they were isn't too much to expect of Ig Index when all I'm seeking is that they do things the very way that those who wish strongly to protect data of customers in the industry usually do: Https request = https page!
What did they say when you had a conversation with them?