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That is a different argument than what the author is making in the article. Don't go on a tangent. Also, Onavo was acquired by FB in 2013. What were you expect
by product50 9y ago
That is a different argument than what the author is making in the article. Don't go on a tangent.
Also, Onavo was acquired by FB in 2013. What were you expecting FB to do with it? It is not even the most popular VPN app.
- willstrafach 9y agoI made no argument. I presented factual and new information about what data is collected and asked some questions.
- product50 9y agoYour point was vpn collected all data sent and received from a device. You could have just tweeted that as that is always true. Instead, from what it appears, you were trying to prop up views by calling out a facebook specific vpn and how it collected all data - as in you were expecting that to behave differently.
- willstrafach 9y agoI would recommend you go and read the post, because what you are saying is simply not true. I never claimed they are collecting all data sent and recieved from the device, nor would I have any ability to credibly make that claim without access to their servers. I only addressed what is observable in the app’s code.