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> Last I checked, Google still adheres to w3c standards on these things. It adheres to web standards that it primarily writes and pushes through. > We need to
by dmitriid 4y ago
> Last I checked, Google still adheres to w3c standards on these things.
It adheres to web standards that it primarily writes and pushes through.
> We need to be holding the w3c accountable for considering privacy as they refine new rfcs for apis.
You know, when w3c does that HN is ablaze with "Safari is the new IE" and "Firefox is irrelevant". See all of hardware APIs (Bluetooth, Serial, HID etc.) that are rejected by both Safari and Firefox primarily on privacy issues.
- MomoXenosaga 4y agoHow did that saying go? It Is Difficult to Get a Man to Understand Something When His Salary Depends Upon His Not Understanding It Follow the money, people in tech get their paychecks from companies that do not respect privacy. And I don't mean that as an accusation: in capitalism it is your duty to do whatever you can get away with.