No, it doesn't.
The parent explicitly mentions that there are no warnings for a cleartext http connection, but warnings for an encrypted connection to a self-signed certificate.
This is security theatre, not actual security.
The parent explicitly mentions that there are no warnings for a cleartext http connection, but warnings for an encrypted connection to a self-signed certificate.
This is security theatre, not actual security.
This is true, but it ignores the fact that the web has been moving towards depreciation of HTTP in favor of HTTPS.
While FTP is an established standard, FTPS is kind of a nightmare with different and incompatible variants.