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I do agree for the most part, except for the use of the words 'trust' and 'trustworthy.' 'Authentic' is a better one I'd say.
by grenoire 10y ago
I do agree for the most part, except for the use of the words 'trust' and 'trustworthy.' 'Authentic' is a better one I'd say.
- peterwwillis 10y agoOk, so that's a third thing: security, authenticity, and trust. (I would probably rename "authentic" to "real" to be more intuitive) A "Scan your PC now for viruses!" website that is exactly who they say they are may be authentic, but not trustworthy, as some steal your identity. That is probably already handled by Google Safe Browsing, though.