So what the issue is apparently is this statement off there website
"So, for instance data that has already been highly compressed and is delivered over a https:// connection will not be reduced to the same extent that typical insecure content would be."
So from what i understand and feel free to correct me is that there are tow things going on here.
1. Security(encryption)
2. Compression.
So who is going to use it?
Security. I don't know my security but most web sites should be https so the security bit for Wangle gets cancelled out.
Gamers are not worried about this as who cares it is just a game and slows you down Same goes for compression. Speed is the key so ditch all of the stuff that may interfere or slow you down.
Most large corps would have this down as well with both encryption and compression all looked after so no use to them.
I will look into more but it looks like it good for the average mug like me as if i was worried about both of these things then i would use wangle as to my knowledge if i use it i would be covered and they make it easy to use.
Not trying be a downer just trying to understand who big its market really is. Any assistance appreciated.
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