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That sounds like irrational threat-modeling based on paranoia: you're so focused on one concern (abuse by a closed-source vendor) that you're accepting routine
by SomeStupidPoint 9y ago
That sounds like irrational threat-modeling based on paranoia: you're so focused on one concern (abuse by a closed-source vendor) that you're accepting routine abuse by other vendors to avoid the theoretical abuse.
Your concern seems like a security negative.
Also, Apple has demonstrated a great deal of care in the statistics we know they collect, eg by making it impossible to determine your actual input while collecting aggregate statistics.
So it is a theoretical concern, but in any practical threat model, it's also a better concern to have than the alternatives.
- msla 9y agoThat sounds like irrational threat-modeling based on paranoia: you're so focused on one concern (abuse by a closed-source vendor) that you're accepting routine abuse by other vendors Who? Who do you think I accept abuse from?
- SomeStupidPoint 9y agoIn this case, most alternative browser vendors for phones. Or the terribleness of Android (-- I certainly wouldn't pick it over iOS for security reasons).