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I bet they just don't deliver on their promise or do so at the expense of some fundamental use case. Security and privacy are very hard issues to address. So a
by bobajeff 11y ago
I bet they just don't deliver on their promise or do so at the expense of some fundamental use case.
Security and privacy are very hard issues to address. So any solution will be temporary, very restrictive or fall short of it's promise.
For instance you can't have total privacy even if you never use Google and use tracker blockers, erase your browser's fingerprint etc. you are still sharing information with servers you're visiting.
- nickpsecurity 11y agoMany server appliances or hardened distros did exactly what their counterparts could but with much less risk. Either went nowhere or made small amounts of money. Meanwhile, insecure garbage and spyware prevails at multi-billion dollar amounts. I think people have made their preferences clear in practice even if in theory they want it more private.