internet privacy protections vs. encryption - quick thoughts v17.03.29.txt

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- privacy loss will surge measures to ensure https everywhere

- chrome and firefox will implement this extension or variant in next application releases

- opendns will push for mainstream dnscrypt - commercial customers running umbrella already have this feature.   isps running dns will become a less popular choice

- google's famous 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 will adapt for a customer friendly option to encrypt dns traffic

- iot traffic will become very valuable - consumers unaware if continuous data streams are encrypted

- opportunity for router manufactures to inform owners of potentially unsafe traffic being passed (of course this gives them ability to inspect)

- iot manufacturers tokenize term to ensure individual's privacy of data in transit

- awaiting a technology response to make this seamless for all internet citizens

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