#90 Yo no defiendo que me espíen, muyayo. En eso estamos de acuerdo. Defiendo que si quiero usar una VPN Telefónica & co. me dejen estar el ancho de banda, que no me capen DNSs anónimos, que no vendan mis metadatos, etc. Pero la responsabilidad es mía como usuario, no de que me proteja el que me ha vendido el ordenador.
Si me pones una pelea Apple vs. Telefónica, ¿pues qué quieres que te diga? Telefónica no rinde cuentas ante la Patriot Act como lo hace Apple.
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Yeah, but it's so compromised in practice that it's nearly useless. For example, my RSS reader reveals all sorts of information about my preferences and beliefs to anyone listening in the course of downloading my feed lists from HTTPS endpoints, but private relay doesn't touch that traffic.
And, anyway, privacy shouldn't mean loss of identity. I'm all for pseudonymous VPNs with whom you trust your privacy for a price, if it means the option of being blinded to trackers, fraudsters, network operators and governments is available in the general case. (I also think IPv6 with fixed identifiers for everybody should be deployed, for the same reasons. And I was opposed to the whois cloaking enforced by GDPR.) But Private Relay arguably makes a much more compelling case for authoritarian policies to restrict its use, and that of other technologies, because it defaults to on and there's nobody, not even Apple, who can help if someone gets hurt. If a social media company can be contacted to track down a wrong 'un at the time a crime is committed, and all that is needed is the date/time and pseudonymous IP address that can be supplied, as evidence, to the VPN (bound by the same anti-abuse legislation) then we can have anti-abuse and privacy at the same time as well as relatively fixed pseudonymous identifiers guarded by gatekeepers of privacy against bad 'uns intent on surveillance.
And not being able to access geo-blocked content? Why, that can only be Apple's helping hand to the Great and the Good in the content industries ...
¿Qué pensáis que va a hacer Apple cuando le haya quitado los metadatos a las telcos? Si Safari tiene tu historial, el móvil está registrado a tu nombre y el código es cerrado, ¿qué pensamos que va a pasar?
#94 Esa es otra, que te pilles NordVPN xD