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It does indirectly. I don't have the technical skills or interest in examining if a browser is working for me or working for someone else, and therefore I have
by ekjhgkejhgk 10mo ago
It does indirectly.
I don't have the technical skills or interest in examining if a browser is working for me or working for someone else, and therefore I have to trust the people developing the browser. I don't trust people who associate themselves with crypto, therefore I don't trust the software they write.
- jqpabc123 10mo agoI don't trust people who associate themselves with crypto But you trust people who associate themselves with and are being directly paid by the biggest privacy invader on the planet?
- ekjhgkejhgk 10mo agoSorry, who is that? Google? No, I don't, what makes you think that?