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and don't want to have their personal data freely available on the internet. With a lot of the sites I mentioned above, you do have the option of privacy setti
by froo 17y ago
and don't want to have their personal data freely available on the internet.
With a lot of the sites I mentioned above, you do have the option of privacy settings so that only certain users can see files.
So the point is still moot. Opera is embedding something into their browser that firefox has had as an extension since sometime last year (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3002 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3002) and that people who really cared about could have easily downloaded apache... yet are claiming it as a revolutionary idea?
What's more, it's an impractical idea at it's core, which is why the practise hasn't taken off in any previous incarnations (speed is a fairly big issue for a lot of users), meanwhile these social sharing websites continue to flourish.
Lastly and this is a real testament to just how much Opera has missed the mark, they also want to implement their own protocol (unite://) for it to actually work in some cases?
Dumb from the get go.
- vorador 17y agoand that people who really cared about could have easily downloaded apache And what if I'm not a techie but I still want to control my data ? With a lot of the sites I mentioned above, you do have the option of privacy settings so that only certain users can see files. And what if I don't want my data to be stored and later used by systems like Facebook Beacon ?
- froo 17y ago"And what if I'm not a techie but I still want to control my data ?" Then if you were really paranoid about controlling your data - you don't share it, at least not on a publicly accessible network like the internet. It's a simple concept. "And what if I don't want my data to be stored and later used by systems like Facebook Beacon ?" It already is, whether you like it or not, eg, Google.