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The risk should be up to the consumer to take imho.

• scarface74 7y ago
  That worked so well for Android and Windows....
  • 43920 7y ago
    I mean, it did? Right now on Android or Windows, you have multiple different high-quality browsers you can pick from (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Brave, etc), and because they all have to compete with each other, they're continually improving the user experience. In particular, Firefox and Brave have been able to add improved privacy protections by modifying the rendering engine, which isn't possible on iOS.
    • scarface74 7y ago
      I’m more replying to the entire notion that the user should be able to determine whether they are using secure software instead of the operating system enforcing it. How will the user know whether software is secure? But you actually trust Google to protect people’s privacy?
  • greggman2 7y ago
    Seems to be working for MacOS
    • scarface74 7y ago
      Only because hardly anyone bothers to write malware for the Mac.