Yes, it's empowering because your "rights model" is one where you don't have rights. You don't know what applications are using what data, and you also can't st

Yes, it's empowering because your "rights model" is one where you don't have rights. You don't know what applications are using what data, and you also can't stop it. Is that empowering? I think no. But if you wanna argue Chrome should be able to read all your keyboard inputs whenever it wants be my guest. I can't fathom why people want that type of setup.