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> Harmless in itself. Since we know NSA is reading this, it's telling them that you (and they have a good idea who you are if you are connecting from a residen
by rando289 11y ago
> Harmless in itself.
Since we know NSA is reading this, it's telling them that you (and they have a good idea who you are if you are connecting from a residential line) just launched your browser. I'd say that's pretty intrusive.
- boombip 11y agoReally? Aren't you going to use the browser in about 5 seconds? I'm sure the NSA cares that I checked my mailbox yesterday as well.
- zwarag 11y agoThey don't care about that you checked your mailbox. The problem is that they saved your action for future. Everything you do is saved. That does not mean that they care. But in case they need to care in future. Everything you have done is logged.