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The point isn't that Firefox is less exploitable it's that it has less blatant tracking than alternatives like Chrome. If you're an activist I'd imagine that ex
by Dem0ngo 2y ago
The point isn't that Firefox is less exploitable it's that it has less blatant tracking than alternatives like Chrome. If you're an activist I'd imagine that exploits are a scary thought but the more direct threat is the tracking we (un)knowingly succumb to every day.
- idlewords 2y agoIf your threat model is tracking, then worry about carrying around the 24/7 tracking device more than the specific software you run on it.
- fsflover 2y agoIsn't it the software which is tracking you? You can switch off the cellular connection whenever you need to not be tracked by the towers (if you trust your software, or with a hardware switch on some phones).
- tptacek 2y agoSee, again: this is how message board logic turns these kinds of guides into LARPs. "Turn off your cellular connection whenever you need to not be tracked. Also use ProtonVPN."