What’s to deal with? It’s still the same as before: not secure.
But there is no meaningful way to make it secure. So marking it not secure creates just noise.
It's informative: you might not be able to do anything about it, but you should know it anyway.
If the same thing happens in my local lan I don't want the same warning, because if I get the same warning I will start to ignore it, and not only when I'm in my local lan.