[perfmode]

Instead of looking down on someone with less knowledge, consider it an opportunity to educate with kindness rather than contempt. Belittling others isn't a good look, nor does it make the world a better place. Perhaps there's an underlying pain you haven't identified, and judgment is a way you cope.

[throwaway150]

This maybe an unpopular take but I think there's a place for kindness, and there's a place for naming-and-shaming, and I think this is the case for the latter! Unless we name-and-shame utter and wilful negligence like this, our industry is headed for rock bottom.

Any service making money by collecting user data owe it to themselves and to their users to to conduct at least a basic security audit of its product. Anything less borders on criminal negligence. I don't think such a blatant failure to uphold users' trust deserves kindness.

[coal320]

I've reached out to the dev and have offered to resolve the security issues for free! I'll update the post when/if things change.