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> I mean, you could guess. The name even hints at it for anyone aware of the `.net` tld. Which also risks ending up on the wrong site (e.g. Steam is not at Ste
by stordoff 8y ago
> I mean, you could guess. The name even hints at it for anyone aware of the `.net` tld.
Which also risks ending up on the wrong site (e.g. Steam is not at Steam.com). I'd trust Google to know the correct URL more than my guess.
- gpm 8y agoSteam isn't at steam.com, but there also isn't a phishing site for steam at steam.com, and if there was you can bet that valve would do something about it. Basically I'm trading Google/Bing and ads known to be malicious, for ICANN/registrars, self interested companies, and a reasonably functional "legal" system. Edit: And less tracking, and faster access to websites.