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The privacy argument works both ways, because native apps can reliably keep data local that (unless it's just some simple utility) web apps would store on a 3rd
by thijsvandien 6y ago
The privacy argument works both ways, because native apps can reliably keep data local that (unless it's just some simple utility) web apps would store on a 3rd party server.
- dyingkneepad 6y agoThere's the theory, then there's the practice. In practice most of the apps I can think about that I could use are used to communicate with some sort of web server that is actually the one storing the info. So you get 3rd party storage + the stronger privacy invasion.