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So, the argument is ... either cede control of your browser to us in a form where it is illegal to examine what we do with it OR we will continue to use a piece
by freshhawk 9y ago
So, the argument is ... either cede control of your browser to us in a form where it is illegal to examine what we do with it OR we will continue to use a piece of crappy technology that exposes you to security problems.
That sounds less like a technical problem and more like a threat to me. Because neither of those are actually technically necessary, except to support a business model that depends on some form of DRM.
- kelnos 9y ago> Because neither of those are actually technically necessary, except to support a business model that depends on some form of DRM. Well, yes, that's absolutely true. But they have the leverage here (at least for now), whether we like it or not.