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They should probably reword it so that "free services" and "abuse your privacy" is not so closely linked in that case.
by hk1337 1y ago
They should probably reword it so that "free services" and "abuse your privacy" is not so closely linked in that case.
- saghm 1y agoI don't think the argument is that _every_ free app is abusing your privacy, just that there are undoubtedly some, and they're hard to compete with in a privacy-respecting way due to the extra overhead that the app store fees incur.
- parineum 1y agoIt's proton suing. That's their entire case. They are a respecting privacy product that is unduly burdened while privacy abusing products are not. (their argument)