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Not only for logged in users. Even more so for users who are not logged in. I find it very surprising that I type something into your service and that gets ho

• userbinator 3y ago
  I find it very surprising that I type something into your service and that gets hosted on the open internet for everybody to see. Did you expect anything else from an Internet-based cloud service? In fact, you just did that on this site, but I doubt you thought it's surprising?
  • Tommstein 3y ago
    He's logged in here and expressly conversing in public. You are comparing apples to nuclear reactors.
• acedTrex 3y ago
  I mean, you should never type something on any free site you don't expect to be made public. That's an assumption on your part that is dangerous.
  • dingnuts 3y ago
    Really? You've never typed anything embarrassing into Google Search, like medical queries?
  • nerpderp82 3y ago
    This isn't the posters line of reasoning at all, please don't derail the conversation with posts like this.
• rushingcreek 3y ago
  No Phind links will be indexed or become easy to view for anyone else unless you share it on an indexable site (like Twitter), which implies that you're willing to make it public anyway. That said, we will add controls for this.
  • ghayes 3y ago
    Not sure I believe in 'security by not finding the link'-- links get leaked through a variety of means that don't imply consent (e.g. browser history, metadata requests, or reshares).
  • andai 3y ago
    I think what you have now is reasonable, considering the links are secret. I am curious however how the Explore tab is populated? Are those conversations created by employees for demonstration purposes, or were they sourced from user interactions?
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