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This took a long time until somebody replied the right answer.
Specially since the spec suggest to use https (shall use) in any case.<br>
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Dick Hardt wrote:
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That seems pretty unlikely. I would hope my identity provider would
reserve both for me, or better yet redirect HTTP to HTTPS</pre>
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I think the best approach so far is to recommend a best practice of
the two identifiers not being controlled by different people.</pre>
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