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It's likely not a sincere concern for user security, or eg google could grant ublock origin and a handful of others permanent mv2 access. And nobody else. Or
by x0x0 4y ago
It's likely not a sincere concern for user security, or eg google could grant ublock origin and a handful of others permanent mv2 access. And nobody else. Or require stringent whitelisting. etc. There's no rules here except the ones google chooses to impose.
- staticassertion 4y ago> or eg google could grant ublock origin and a handful of others permanent mv2 access You make this sound easy. It isn't.