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> unrealistic to imagine the shared computer to be set up by someone tech savvy enough to create separate profiles for people. I don’t really buy this. The tec
by CGamesPlay 4y ago
> unrealistic to imagine the shared computer to be set up by someone tech savvy enough to create separate profiles for people.
I don’t really buy this. The tech kid in the village will explain that if abla doesn’t want nene to see her mail every time then abla should use the “new private window” button when she turns on the computer.
There’s no “basic human instinct” to be able to log into mail which this change goes against. Everyone had to be taught how to open the browser in the first place. The instructions have simply changed.
- saurik 4y agoI don't understand how this even helps... if the attacker (nene?) is the person who owns the computer, there is no way that "new private window" is somehow going to protect you.
- WA 4y agoIf the attacker controls the computer, logging out won't help you either. First thing I'd do as an attacker is install a key logger to get the password. I assume that people who use shared computers don't have 2FA enabled.