HTTPS improves security even for a static site because it prevents an ISP or middleman from injecting ads (or worse) into the page.
It also increases privacy because the contents of the traffic can not be observed by third parties.
It also increases privacy because the contents of the traffic can not be observed by third parties.
It does not. In the olden days the host name was leaked, but with SNI even that is gone. Anything past the first "/" is never and was never sent in plaintext in HTTPS
nope, you can still see it perfectly fine:
please don't spread misinformation.