Negligence of all possible corner cases is common in handcrafted, "well-intentioned" approaches such as this. I put well-intentioned in quotes because assuming you know all the issues and premature confidence in the solutions demonstrates a lack of intention to actually get it right. Hubris permeates the mindscape of move-fast-break-things types.
Sometimes the failures are more obvious such as those pointed out by sibling comments. Part of the EFF's general point is it's a complicated business with so many pitfalls that it's a shame we have to learn by trial and error when people's private data is on the line. There's a reason many large companies have entire departments exclusively focused on privacy in their data stores.
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Negligence of all possible corner cases is common in handcrafted, "well-intentioned" approaches such as this. I put well-intentioned in quotes because assuming you know all the issues and premature confidence in the solutions demonstrates a lack of intention to actually get it right. Hubris permeates the mindscape of move-fast-break-things types.
Sometimes the failures are more obvious such as those pointed out by sibling comments. Part of the EFF's general point is it's a complicated business with so many pitfalls that it's a shame we have to learn by trial and error when people's private data is on the line. There's a reason many large companies have entire departments exclusively focused on privacy in their data stores.