Does Chromium include any of the Google botnet or government surveillance features? Should I use it?
Does Chromium include any of the Google botnet or government surveillance features? Should I use it?
Austin Cook
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Nicholas Barnes
>Does Chromium include any of the Google botnet or government surveillance features?
Yes
Sebastian Cook
Probably, you would never know unless you paid someone to look at all the lines of source code. It would be ill-advised. But of course you've probably already made up your mind so just use Iridium if you must use a Chromium-based browser.
Jose Edwards
almost all of it, yea
Jackson Brooks
yep, altough being loud enough helps.
arstechnica.com
Carson Robinson
Probably yes. Switch back to firefox
Landon Evans
Connects to botnet each time you open a new window. Probably sends your history as well.
Thomas King
furrycocks is ded
Bentley Edwards
so dont unselect google as default search engine
Michael Reed
>dont unselect
dont select or unselect
Jaxon Diaz
Regardless of what you do, your new tab page looks like that and connects to Google
Joshua Gonzalez
Lol, good luck in hiding the botnet
Zachary Harris
That's totally tunable.
Wrong.
Sure. It's the best browser (performance and security-wise) out there. I keep Firefox for Zotero only (Zotero stand-alone isn't as feature-rich as the xpi)
Aaron Thomas
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Elijah Morales
its shit but it does not connect
its in the agreenment iirc
Justin Kelly
For you
Robert Mitchell
IRIDIUM
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Or use Palemoon like a sane man
Ryder Butler
Just use Firefox
Josiah James
Cooper Rodriguez
>these two (solved) bugs from 2015 totally prove it's a FUCKING BOTNET
fuck off
Joshua Green
Iridium literally says "it doesn't stop Google from phoning in home"
Ayden Peterson
You tinfoil retards do know that your ISP already knows everything you do, right? Tinfoil faggots are always so stupid.
Jose Adams
ISPs cannot see what you do assuming every site you visit is HTTPS. At that point they just have metadata. Using a VPN prevents them even moreso from getting a lot of that metadata.
Ian Bell
Does Vivaldi strip out the Google botnet code since it is based on Chromium?