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>At the moment users are mostly deciding that the risk is worth it. Users aren't making a conscious decision. Browser vendors are making the decision for them.
by anon1385 11y ago
>At the moment users are mostly deciding that the risk is worth it.
Users aren't making a conscious decision. Browser vendors are making the decision for them. Most people don't change the default settings, especially something that claims to make your browsing "safer".
- ceejayoz 11y ago> Most people don't change the default settings... We're talking about Chrome, a browser that comes as the default setting on zero major operating systems.
- bob17 11y agoAndroid, it now has the safe browsing API built into Play services. https://security.googleblog.com/2015/12/protecting-hundreds-of-millions-more.html https://security.googleblog.com/2015/12/protecting-hundreds-... I wonder if newer versions of SamsungBrowser use it.
- anon1385 11y ago>We're talking about Chrome No we aren't. We are talking about the Google Safe Browsing service. They are different things. One is a web browser, the other is a blacklist that any software can use. It's used by Firefox, Chrome and Safari. Together those make up a majority of browsers.