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you don't need to trust Firefox, it's open source software, and your user data is encrypted, they don't have anything to hand out. In 50 years they really need
by Barrin92 3y ago
you don't need to trust Firefox, it's open source software, and your user data is encrypted, they don't have anything to hand out.
In 50 years they really need to do a case study on what on earth Apple poured into the drinking water to provoke these kind of comparisons.
- sitzkrieg 3y agoi blame the marketing. i dont want to talk about the historically unencrypted backups nulling so much of what people thought from the ads, it might awaken sneak
- hot_gril 3y agoYou need to trust (or verify yourself) that they're storing things securely at-rest on your own hardware. Which it seems like they aren't.