Woah, relax there before you have a stroke. You're over-reacting and jumping to erroneous conclusions while fetishing and trivializing gross insecurity. Open s

Woah, relax there before you have a stroke. You're over-reacting and jumping to erroneous conclusions while fetishing and trivializing gross insecurity. Open standards are obvious and essential, and as such a CA for one doesn't have to be owned by any corporation, and are best run by a real non-profit that is independent of governments and bias towards any particular vendor. The hardware manufactures would pay a nominal fee to have a perpetual certificate and millions/billions of people get devices that can't be snooped on from the outside by authoritarian regimes.