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The main issue I have right now: the jurisdiction of this is in the US, and to be honest, I don’t trust the US that much when it comes to privacy laws regarding the (near) future.
the EU wants backdoors to encryptions, so eu not any better.
It certainly is the lesser evil though.
what r they gonna do if it's open source and doesn't collect data. worry more about ur OS
I'm pretty sure my Debian doesn't collect personal data either
I’m not naive enough anymore for this kind of trust.
Ask Mozilla