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I'd argue that the average person probably understands the actual implications better than the typical HN user.
by bearmcbearsly 8y ago
I'd argue that the average person probably understands the actual implications better than the typical HN user.
- mynameisvlad 8y agoWhat? How can you make that argument? The average person has absolutely no clue of the various ways websites are tracking them already, let alone the potential amount of data Google would be getting by aggregating all this through their router.
- basil-rash 8y agoI don't think so. For instance, people I spoke with on reddit who installed the FB app thought that due to SSL, all their communications would be encrypted, and FB would only see who they were talking to, not what. Of course, the entire point of the root cert is to break SSL.