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It's quite funny to see a security checklist "designed to improve your online privacy and security", which has on top of the page a "Share on facebook" button.
by terofle 8y ago
It's quite funny to see a security checklist "designed to improve your online privacy and security", which has on top of the page a "Share on facebook" button.
Furthermore I find it contradictory that the site uses Google Analytics while encouraging the use of DuckDuckGo.
- Gigablah 8y ago“Don’t trust these corporations! Trust _these_ corporations instead.”
- kozak 8y agoThis is a valid approach if we want to encourage corporations to compete by providing better privacy.
- hannasanarion 8y agoDo we not want more people to be privacy conscious? Does every facebook user already know all this information? Did Jesus tell his disciples to recede into a private community of solitude and never interact with the unwashed masses of sinners and keep the good news to themselves?
- terofle 8y agoMy scepticism isn't against the act of sharing this information. The "share on facebook" button just reminds me of the actual facebook button, which, as included inside the source code, makes facebook collecting data. This is against the idea of "improved privacy" of the checklist. Yeah, there is no "real" facebook button. Nevertheless one can find a Google Analytics Script inside the source code. IMO this is really sarcastic.