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The really funny thing about this thread is that: * google appears to make all of our data available to most of its developers * we complain that brave wants
by chupa-chups 7y ago
The really funny thing about this thread is that:
* google appears to make all of our data available to most of its developers
* we complain that brave wants to boost its reputation
wtf, seriously, wtf?
I mean, granted, brave sucks and wants to have an easy buy-in to some folks, but still: what's hiding behind this is huge.
If I were google I'd buy brave for this kind of burying.
- dantheman 7y agoBecause seriously this a relative non-issue.
- chupa-chups 7y agoYeah, sure. I know I'll be downvoted for this into oblivion, but hell, the collective stupidity of mankind really surpasses the probability of the universe being infinite. Einstein was right :) Just one small thing to consider: if even one person of google was a federal agent (of an offending country). Fill the missing parts of the sentence. And yes, as much as I despise the EU in its current form, that's the intention of GDPR: to prevent spilling personal data into a pool of people with potentially malignant actors, and, if this happens, to be responsible to full disclosure. @dantheman: I guess you still won't be considered to be hired by google for this post.
- joshuamorton 7y agoIs there any evidence of your first claim? I don't even think brave goes so far as to claim that the data is available to most developers. They claim that the scope of systems that have access is too broad, but that's a very different, and much weaker claim, then that any dev has access to data.