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Google DRM / WEI

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Google DRM / WEI

ƊƲƘЄƬӇƠƦƖƠƝ@lemmy.one to Privacy Guides@lemmy.one · 1 year ago

With Google’s proposed DRM / Web Environment Integrity project looming, will there be any change to PG’s recommended browsers?

I’m sure it’s on everyone’s radar, but this seems like the absolute antithesis of privacy. There will be nothing private about anything chromium-based if this goes through…

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If you use any Chromium based browser you’re already not respecting your privacy. By allowing Google to grow its market share, you basically allow them introduce shit like WEI without any pushback. If they owe only 1/3 of the market and the other 2/3 doesnt support it, their implementation will die.

All Chromium users are what will bring the death to the open web.

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