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1. Sandboxed things can deal with sensitive information. Privacy etc. I can go on. 2. There is complete no sandboxing.
by cscurmudgeon 12y ago
1. Sandboxed things can deal with sensitive information. Privacy etc. I can go on.
2. There is complete no sandboxing.
- swatow 12y agoHow familiar are you with Content Security Policy in browsers? It is designed precisely to protect user privacy. I don't know what you mean by 2. Do you mean that sandboxes can break? If so that seems like a very weak point. The browser sandbox is very secure. Furthermore, similar critiques can be made of free software. Someone could sneak in malicious code into free software.
- cscurmudgeon 12y agovery secure != completely secure