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> And how many people do you think have done that, instead of uploading the keys of the servers/laptops/etc. they use? Equally they might use the same user nam
by laumars 5y ago
> And how many people do you think have done that, instead of uploading the keys of the servers/laptops/etc. they use?
Equally they might use the same user name as on other services, thus making them traceable.
Ultimately if you care about privacy then it’s up to you, the individual, not to share that information or to provide anonymous information yourself.
Sharing identifiable information and then blaming the company you shared it with is like blaming the horse for bolting after you’ve intentionally left the barn door open. Sure it should be that way but ultimately it’s your own responsibility to keep your stuff safe.
I’d agree with your point more if you were advocating that documentation should be more explicit. Ie helping educate users into making smarter choices.