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Is there some reason I should believe they won't when it is clearly in their interest to do so?
by rmrfstar 6y ago
Is there some reason I should believe they won't when it is clearly in their interest to do so?
- ascorbic 6y agoWhat value could they realistically get from aggregated Reddit browsing habits if they're not selling ads or even setting cookies? If they just want to see what's popular they can just use the Reddit API to get that data, or just go to the site.
- rmrfstar 6y agoSo the burden is on me to show they are untrustworthy, rather than the burden being on them to show they are more trustworthy than Reddit?
- detaro 6y ago"Why should I trust whoever runs this" is a very different question than "How can this be privacy focused", unless you believe people always have to act unethically if they can.
- rmrfstar 6y agoI don't see the distinction. To me, it's just "how do I know this isn't a watering hole attack for developers?"