> We have as a society chosen to trade the security of our personal information for greater and cheaper access to products and services. Agree, and it's one of

> We have as a society chosen to trade the security of our personal information for greater and cheaper access to products and services. Agree, and it's one of the reasons I generally try to avoid using products that are low-cost or free (the other reason being questionable sustainability, regardless of funding). At some point, products need to break even or they will go out of business. As a customer, you are always paying for the product in some form or another. For something that's free, you might be paying with your personal information now... or later if running on a low budget has caused the product developer to cut some corners when it comes to infosec.