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Amazon 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/2

by gohrt 12y ago

Amazon 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 ago
Credit card != Banking Information. And if they pushed an update to change this [even accidentally], how would you know?
- yazaddaruvala 12y ago
  Thats silly. How would you know if any browser pushed an update [even accidentally], with this side effect?
  - opendais 12y ago
    1) 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.