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No, you said they are 'unrelated to security.' Just admit you made a mischaracterization. It happens.
by gfodor 3y ago
No, you said they are 'unrelated to security.' Just admit you made a mischaracterization. It happens.
- grayhatter 3y agoI agree with lucideer here. While I think the language chosen needlessly leaves space for pedantic arguments. They're correct that, from the context of google's software, none of these are relevant to the security that Google needs to care about. it's true they could be a part of the things security needs to care about, but so is a phone catching on fire because of its battery. which in of itself is not directly a security risk.