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From their Facebook page: >Not seeing any documentation on https and puffin. If I log in using puffin, can your servers see my password? Their answer: >Yes.
by Dim0N 9y ago
From their Facebook page:
>Not seeing any documentation on https and puffin. If I log in using puffin, can your servers see my password?
Their answer:
>Yes. Puffin server will see your password even for HTTPS. The browser is physically running on the server. The closest analogy to Puffin is RDP (remote desktop).
Am I reading this right? Who in their right mind would use this shit?
- piva00 9y agoThis by itself is a good enough reason for Apple to reject the app on grounds of protecting customer privacy. Liking it or not, of the major tech companies Apple has had a track record of caring about its users' privacy. I remember Tim Cook mentioning that as a basic value for him personally.