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Re:Coding in the open: how to do it securely by Quarrelsome on Wednesday September 27, 2017 @09:41AM (#15347678)
not really contributing to the discussion mate. Its analytics, its a good product, people use it because its convenient. What bearing does it have on the words in the article?
Re:Coding in the open: how to do it securely by Ensorceled on Wednesday September 27, 2017 @09:55AM (#15347799)
They are implying that it's a massive security and privacy hole and they think taking security advice from somebody "who has a key under the doormat" is problematic.

Not that I necessarily agree with the original comment but that's the reasoning.

Re:Coding in the open: how to do it securely by Quarrelsome on Wednesday September 27, 2017 @10:33AM (#15348135)
could I not make the same argument that using English is just making the NSA's job easier? I mean, they do tap the wires don't they making much of this moot.
Re:Coding in the open: how to do it securely by ChristianBundy on Wednesday September 27, 2017 @10:51AM (#15348338)
You could make that argument, but I don't think it's either cohesive or convincing.
Re:Coding in the open: how to do it securely by Nursie on Wednesday September 27, 2017 @10:44AM (#15348261)
Yup,and if you have a news website or a shop, you go ahead. I specifically object to my own government sending data about citizen interactions with that government to an overseas third party.