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I'm expecting your exploit to be something like "automatically signs you into Google search". I don't like that sort of thing (in fact I use Firefox, mostly for
by iudqnolq 5y ago
I'm expecting your exploit to be something like "automatically signs you into Google search". I don't like that sort of thing (in fact I use Firefox, mostly for moral reasons) but I disagree strongly with your general argument.
The average person has their personal information known by data brokers. All using an insecure niche product does is add more attackers with their personal information. In addition technically-legal attackers constrain themselves a bit to not violate the law too much, whereas Russian gangsters have less incentive to restrain themselves.
- krageon 5y agoThe spirit of your rebuttal is couched in the belief that a known oppressor is better than a party that could be an oppressor, because you know what to expect. I categorically disagree, but that is okay.
- iudqnolq 5y agoNo, it's that when you have a known oppressor adding a new one gets you nothing. Your not replacing American data brokers with criminals if you simply use a weird browser