I know several people who think HTTPS is a sign of online safety while browsing. They see the lock appear and assume the network doesn't know anything about the site they're visiting. But HTTPS has traditionally exposed the hostname in the TLS handshake.
Every browser just got a major privacy upgrade and most people don't know it
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