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The problem is distribution. You can’t get even 5% of people to actually care enough about privacy to make a configuration change.
by taurath 7y ago
The problem is distribution. You can’t get even 5% of people to actually care enough about privacy to make a configuration change.
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- stevenjohns 7y agoThat shouldn’t be the responsibility of the users. It’s the responsibility of the manufacturer, even if the end user isn’t aware of or care for those improvements. This takes place in every industry except for software development.
- mschuster91 7y ago> It’s the responsibility of the manufacturer, even if the end user isn’t aware of or care for those improvements. Manufacturers are incentivized to install bloatware and, in some cases, outright malware. Fixing this requires legal action.
- ajsnigrutin 7y ago> It’s the responsibility of the manufacturer In case of google (android), it's the manufacturer (of the OS) earning money on this