Reddit is making sitewide protests basically impossiblekingthrillgore@lemmy.ml to Technology@lemmy.world – 1221 points – 2 days agotheverge.com435Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentGee are you implying that storing passwords in plaintext is a bad thing? /sThat's security, not privacy. That's security, not privacy. helenslunch - the slayer of untruthsHow much privacy do you have when someone has your account password?You have none, because your security has been compromised. This is a flaw. Poor privacy is intentional.
Gee are you implying that storing passwords in plaintext is a bad thing? /sThat's security, not privacy. That's security, not privacy. helenslunch - the slayer of untruthsHow much privacy do you have when someone has your account password?You have none, because your security has been compromised. This is a flaw. Poor privacy is intentional.
That's security, not privacy. That's security, not privacy. helenslunch - the slayer of untruthsHow much privacy do you have when someone has your account password?You have none, because your security has been compromised. This is a flaw. Poor privacy is intentional.
How much privacy do you have when someone has your account password?You have none, because your security has been compromised. This is a flaw. Poor privacy is intentional.
You have none, because your security has been compromised. This is a flaw. Poor privacy is intentional.
Gee are you implying that storing passwords in plaintext is a bad thing? /s
That's security, not privacy.
helenslunch - the slayer of untruths
How much privacy do you have when someone has your account password?
You have none, because your security has been compromised. This is a flaw. Poor privacy is intentional.