Being open source by default doesn't make a project secure and privacy friendly (especially if it's server sided code. You can't really verify for sure)
Imagine you didn't even heard about google, but some of your colleague/friend use Google contact synching (which is very default these days) And ta da! Google knows your name and number with 99% percent of accuracy.
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I think you can go ahead and safely remove it!
@Safipok@lemmy.ml Yes...!
Or simply can use, Bitwarden or Protonpass
Absolutely this
They'll only see the IP you're connecting with and encrypted data packets being transferred on.
Agreed. Most of the servers are behind proxies anyway.
Well it doesn't opt you out from the tracking across the whole site
Well... that escalated pretty quickly
That was insightful. Thank you
That is THE WAY
India? Mhmmm. Well as I was speaking....
Same question
Being open source by default doesn't make a project secure and privacy friendly (especially if it's server sided code. You can't really verify for sure)
Same
Edge > Chrome these days
And that's terrifying.
Imagine you didn't even heard about google, but some of your colleague/friend use Google contact synching (which is very default these days) And ta da! Google knows your name and number with 99% percent of accuracy.
I'm in dark background and I can't see anything here.
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