> don’t offer strong data security protections such as end-to-end encryption Imagine being so naive as to think that documentation would be improved by e2e en

> don’t offer strong data security protections such as end-to-end encryption Imagine being so naive as to think that documentation would be improved by e2e encryption. It's not bad enough convincing developers to write things down, now we need to explicitly share those things with every new person who joins the team? "Sorry, we can't fix your bug for 6 weeks, Bob's on paternity and the fix is documented on his page". > MAJOR difference between Chrome getting owned, and the program that hosts all of a company’s internal communications There's at best 0 difference between these things. Pop chrome, harvest tokens, access Jira. Think about that for a second. What critical company information is not accessible to someone who has arbitrary code execution in your browser.