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I just trust TLS. Anything to do with finances or Facebook messages or email is already using TLS, and I don't particularly care about metadata spying.
by eternityforest 4y ago
I just trust TLS. Anything to do with finances or Facebook messages or email is already using TLS, and I don't particularly care about metadata spying.
- dontbenebby 4y agoI trust but verify. I have a separate contain for my email, banking, and "news". If something shows up outside it's little container... that's a red flag. And you should be more worried about metadata spying. It's not what you know, it's who, and metadata has less protections, is easier to collect legally, and is easier to store for VERY long periods :-) But yeah, if you want to frustrate an attacker that aside from being on "example.com" they have no idea what you're doing, it's great but too many sites use excessive subdomains rather than after the slash. (Maybe I should write an essay titled "Excessive use of subdomains considered harmful" and troll a bit later this evening)