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So instead of an actual set of real protections, like offered by things such as UBlock, you want us to rely on Microsoft being ethical. It also ignores that go
by tedivm 4y ago
So instead of an actual set of real protections, like offered by things such as UBlock, you want us to rely on Microsoft being ethical.
It also ignores that governments like the NSA have tapped these very networks for data (this is what prompted Google's internal SSL drive). Even if we trust the legal entity, the fact is that the information itself is a target and so are those entities. It is always safer not to send the data, but in this case you're explicitly sacrificing that safety to benefit your ad partners.