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Whenever someone uses "security" lately I start reeling... "What do you even mean by security? Privacy? Transperancy? Anonymity? Accountability? Reliability? Physical safety? Harmful to bad people or helpful others, and how? What specific properties and, for that matter, from whom's perspective - your's or mine?"

The term "security" implies so many ideas and many of them contradict that today it seems used mostly to help people feel safe while they are being cheated...

To that end, I would posit that anything that runs on Windows should be considered backdoored anyways, so I can't imagine why I would trust it to help my own personal "security" (privacy, and physical safety).