> it reads like astroturfing propaganda work The "but we just do what the others do" claim (which is afaik false) also made this seem fishy to me. Especially

> it reads like astroturfing propaganda work The "but we just do what the others do" claim (which is afaik false) also made this seem fishy to me. Especially as every hacker knows: When there is data, this data will be abused, sooner or later. There hasn't been any recorded exception to this rule. Anywhere. Ever. It's like a law of nature. That's why the zeroes rule of data protection reads: Do not produce data. Only not existing data can't be abused.