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Similarly [to the point made in https://github.com//issues/4362], there is brief
mention of privacy wrt reused connections in 10.11, but that is
weak beer, simply saying that HTTP 3 prefers not to reuse connections.
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It doesn't even say that it prefers not to reuse. It notes an explicit preference to reuse connections, but that's a privacy choice that clients will need to manage the trade-off for. Individual implementations can be as aggressive about reuse or as aggressive about privacy as they want. All this section is attempting to do is point out the trade-off.
I'm inclined to do nothing, but would welcome text suggestions.
Given this is not any different in terms of privacy considerations as compared to h2, and unless someone can propose text that is stronger, I'm inclined to say that we leave it as is. There's not much more we can do about the privacy issue here besides noting it.
Hilarie Orman wrote:
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