Would you agree that the article is focusing on companies/programmers making extensions and ignoring their users' privacy, which might harm the users if they st

Would you agree that the article is focusing on companies/programmers making extensions and ignoring their users' privacy, which might harm the users if they store their users information (access keys) in a database? So, imagine if you were an elite hacker and I have an extension that I made in Google Chrome that asked for users authentication keys and I stored that in a database. Then you figured out where my database is located. If your best friend uses my chrome extension, would you suggest to your best friend to use my chrome extension?