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Now you have to trust privacy.com and still worry about the others.

• mikeiz404 6y ago
  True, although it does shift some of the parties you need to trust. It’s not a perfect solution but, I think, it’s a good solution given what’s currently available. At least privacy.com is a central company which bases its reputation on privacy and as such has an incentive to avoid reputational harm. “Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good”