https://angeion-public.s3.amazonaws.com/docs/Privacy_Policy....
I go on the assumption that anything I ever reveal on the internet will become public knowledge at some point.
But physically hiding or locking up your secrets still works.
I keep my seashell in a Farraday bag when I'm not using it. When I am, I put on a Farraday Helmet (tm) so the shell is inside it.
Beat that!
Like this: https://www.numerama.com/sciences/28339-google-affiche-sa-co...
Or hack into the legit sites themselves if their cybersecurity practices are subpar.
I don't need to tell you where I sleep.
Usually, I go to a source that I trust such as a particular news organization or an actual .gov site in order to verify. Then, I check another source that I trust.
Definitely annoying, but it only takes a minute or two. Honestly.
It’s interesting that you say that it should be behind a .gov or a particular TLD. Have you ever tried to reclaim “lost” money/property from your state’s treasury department? Those sites usually don’t have .gov or a specific TLD either.
For example, for Massachusetts the site is https://findmassmoney.com. It does seem questionable initially lol. But it only took a minute for me to verify that this is the site that the state government site “mass.gov” links to.
I can’t word this properly now but I wonder if the purpose of the url (similar to marketing strategies) is to get as many people to go to the site as possible.
This is really the kind of thing that should be behind a .gov TLD or something of that nature.