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As far as I understand it, most vendors ship a single digit amount of apps. If you start the Tor browser, everyone on your network will know. If you start Firef

As far as I understand it, most vendors ship a single digit amount of apps. If you start the Tor browser, everyone on your network will know. If you start Firefox, everyone on your network will know you started a Mozilla product, most likely Firefox. If you start the Zoom client, everyone on your network knows you started the Zoom client. I don't think the "it's only the vendor" defense of Apple is any good.

athms 6y ago
On MacOS, developer certificate requests are NOT done for every application launch. Responses are cached for a period of time before a new check is done. FYI -- Both Firefox and Safari use OCSP to check server certificates. Anybody sniffing your network could figure out which websites you visit. Chrome still uses CRL; it trades precision for performance.
- pseudalopex 6y ago
  That period of time was 5 minutes.