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> How many consumers do you honestly expect to know, recognize, and understand? Probably around the same number who care that their traffic is going through A
by kevincrane 12y ago
> How many consumers do you honestly expect to know, recognize, and understand?
Probably around the same number who care that their traffic is going through Amazon first.
- opendais 12y agoI bet if you went and talked to people if they were comfortable with all of their online banking being routed through Amazon...I suspect most would say No. Just a guess. If you put it in terms they understand, they care.
- gohrt 12y agoAmazon says HTTPS is not intercepted https://www.eff.org/2011/october/amazon-fire%E2%80%99s-new-browser-puts-spotlight-privacy-trade-offs https://www.eff.org/2011/october/amazon-fire%E2%80%99s-new-b... Also, Amazon has most of its customers banking information already.
- opendais 12y agoCredit card != Banking Information. And if they pushed an update to change this [even accidentally], how would you know?
- yazaddaruvala 12y agoThats silly. How would you know if any browser pushed an update [even accidentally], with this side effect?
- opendais 12y ago1) Access a page you control to check. 2) Silk is the only one I know of that a mere coding error could cause this. It isn't like Chrome and Firefox have a fleet of machines and code designed to act as an always-on proxy.