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Rather, there should be a public website that lists the privacy measures of all websites. Then you could have a browser extension warning you if the current si
by MasterScrat 10y ago
Rather, there should be a public website that lists the privacy measures of all websites.
Then you could have a browser extension warning you if the current site uses bad/unknown practices.
Actually this could go further, telling you as well if the current site uses advanced fingerprinting, known dark patterns etc...
- icebraining 10y agoHow could the site know how the passwords are hashed?
- MasterScrat 10y agoWell it would need to be a crowd-sourced effort with people finding the info somewhere on the website itself or some other trustworthy source, and providing a link to it. The idea is to have websites that don't give that info seen as "bad". This would put pressure on them to do things right and disclose it.
- justinlardinois 10y agoUnless Chrome starts including this sort of functionality by default (sort of how like it now complains about HTTP) I don't think the majority of people will notice or care.