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Privacy and chromium #8818
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@sonicou Just curious, can you elaborate on "the google browser is well known for spying on its users"? |
I do not think this is the place for a general discussion about this and I believe the privacy issues of google (services) and their browser are well known. User tracking is basically their business model... I would like to focus on thoses issues in regards to the use of chromium in electron. |
I'm just wondering which parts of chrome features make you feel spying on you. It would be better to discuss on explicit and definite functionalities beacuse people may hold different understandings of "spying" |
@sonicou electron is not chromium, it is a framework for desktop applications that mainly uses the content module(chromium component that abstracts the multi process model and blink web rendering) plus some extra handpicked chromium features(extensions and spell checking for example). |
@KagamiChan @tarruda: the question is if the chromium components used in electron contain functionality that transmits data to google or has any other questionable functions regarding privacy |
Merging this to #7306. |
I am looking for general information about the electron framework and privacy issues, especially regarding the use of chromium.
Since the google brower is well known for spying on its users, it would be great to know what the implications for electron based apps are. There have been some questions regarding this on the net but I did not find any official information about this.
How exactly does electron deal with controversal features of chromium regarding privacy and connections to google in general?
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