Unless you are going to require verifying the identity of someone setting up an account part of the web site, then what's the point of encrypting the transmission of the material -- anyone can read it.
You can still detect which sites that someone is addressing even with encrypted transmission. The IP addresses have to be in the clear for the internet to work.
And the material on the site is available for anyone to read.
The reason for my question is that I see a connection for the "Customized" ads on the sidebars and top of my browser on some sites. For instance I am now seeing "Preparer Homes For Sale", and "Internet Ammunition" ads just to name a few. These days I would prefer to stay off of as many lists as possible. Good comments all, but extra thanks to "Danno" for a positive solution some of us may want to take advantage of.
And, isn't that rather the point?
And the material on the site is available for anyone to read.
Good comments all, but extra thanks to "Danno" for a positive solution some of us may want to take advantage of.