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by danShumway
2345 days ago
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I use DuckDuckGo for web searches. Technically, I've just transferred my lack of search privacy from one company (Google) to another (DuckDuckGo). I would of course prefer a zero-trust solution, but absent that, can I at least avoid giving my data the companies that are openly spying on me right now? At least until we figure out how to make Tor scale better for normal usage like streaming/games? Transferring trust is definitely problematic, but it's also a thing that we do basically every single day all the time, and it's only in the context of VPNs where I see people suddenly advocating that anything less than a zero-trust solution is useless. Zero-trust solutions are the exception when we deal with companies. Most of the time we're just moving/centralizing trust. |
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