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That metadata is surely still useful when you know frequency and target IP addresses. In addition not everyone uses google services and browsers, and so its rea
by boxfire 6y ago
That metadata is surely still useful when you know frequency and target IP addresses. In addition not everyone uses google services and browsers, and so its really narrow to say 'chrome is encrypted, so who cares?'... This metadata by the way is exactly how you can calculate correspondence and association of graphs of people and information. How is that not exactly a breach of exactly what people fear most? It doesnt matter what data you are looking at, it matters who else is looking.
- cm2187 6y agoNo the 90% I was refering to is chrome web traffic, not google service (toward the bottom, “Percentage of pages loaded over HTTPS in Chrome by platform”)
- boxfire 6y agoRight, and chrome is trying _Hard_ to make that happen, whereas opera, firefox, etc, are not necessarily automatically upgrading to https:// https:// where possible from http:// http:// URIs, etc. Its highly unrepresentative of anything but a google chrome user experience.