Interesting case. Kind of rooting against the EFF on this one cause it's victim-blaming, even if they were useless at security. Dropbox and Slack have also be

Interesting case. Kind of rooting against the EFF on this one cause it's victim-blaming, even if they were useless at security. Dropbox and Slack have also been useless at security at different moments in their existence. Transmission was useless at security until last week, Linux Mint was recently called out for insecure practices too. We know that there’s no such thing as “perfect” security, but when you are caught with bad practices in a banner year for data breaches, you should be dedicated to securing your users’ information