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diff --git a/speaker-notes b/speaker-notes new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e793238 --- /dev/null +++ b/speaker-notes @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +Which apps use WebView? + A couple years ago, Jeremy checked all the PRISM Break apps to see which ones +obviously used WebView. He doesn't have the exact numbers, but it was something +like a third. Now it's a half. So WebView is becoming increasingly prevelant, +and quickly. + +What's the matter with Chromium? + * Chromium manipulates its extension API to prevent extensions from blocking +ads. They claim this is to prevent performance problems, which is a lie because +Mozilla already solved those performance problems in production via a tiny +tweak to the extension API that didn't impact ad blocking. Someone makes money +when browsers cripple ad blocking, and it's not you the user. +**Chromium is an antitrust violator and this harms the user's interests.** + + * Chromium does everything in their power to prevent users from escaping the +certificate authority system for TLS. Whether it's DNSSEC/DANE/TLSA, +perspective verification, HPKP, manual key pinning, OS-level key pinning, +or Namecoin, you can be pretty sure that if a mechanism exists to verify +TLS certificates without fully trusting public CA's, the Chromium devs have +tried to kill it. +**Chromium is hostile to users' security.** + |