2025-12-23 09:06 UTC
@dazzr@social.tchncs.de @brian_greenberg@infosec.exchange I do use a different provider (that I pay for), but it's deeply naive to think that they're somehow immune to the same sort of thing. There will be exploitable gaps in their processes, too
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@dazzr@social.tchncs.de 2025-12-24 06:40
@alex@tech.lgbt @brian_greenberg@infosec.exchange Wait a sec - who said any IT product is somehow immune against exploitation? IT Security is a moving target under constant threat. I am wondering what is more naive: taking action to protect yourself against privacy-invading products/services from privacy-invading, greedy corporations on the Internet - or accepting to use privacy-invading products/services thrown at you by privacy-invading, greedy corporations on the Internet. While I cannot guarantee success of my digital self-defence measures, why for Pete's sake should I surrender to privacy-invading, exploiting corporations in the first place?