Re:When you tell Chrome to wipe private data it spares Googl...
by shadowgovt on Tuesday October 20, 2020 @12:31PM
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>> The easiest way to protect user privacy is to never implement any features.
> I don't subscribe to this school of thought, personally.
What school of thought do you subscribe to? I had assumed that this
> /Not/ protecting user privacy is always shady
... being an absolutist statement, meant that you were open to the easiest way of protecting user privacy, which is "Don't increase the security surface area at all," i.e. add no new features.
What school of thought do you subscribe to? I had assumed that this
> /Not/ protecting user privacy is always shady
... being an absolutist statement, meant that you were open to the easiest way of protecting user privacy, which is "Don't increase the security surface area at all," i.e. add no new features.