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Ignoring of course, the blantant tracking that Google itself engages in.
by noobermin 5y ago
Ignoring of course, the blantant tracking that Google itself engages in.
- jokowueu 5y agoChromium then ?
- noobermin 5y agoThe entire point of tor is for very secure end-to-end encryption to the point that certain professionals (state actors and even criminals) use it for their purposes. Chromium is a general purpose browser that does not do that. You can't compare them because zero-days isn't the only relevant detail to compare here.