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How much botnet is Opera really? 2017-02-26 08:06:14 Post No. 59134080
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Has Opera turned into a complete turd to avoid at all cost?
Is it safe to use for a european now when the owners are chinese?
Will it sneak in malware on my pc or spy on me?
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The logo is an eye symbolizing that they're watching you all the time, that alone should be enough of a red flag to avoid it.
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>>59134216
It's also red like the burning eye of Sauron.
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>>59134080
1. I'm sure opera was not sold to Chinese yet. Entire transaction is blocked for now.
2. Browser itself is and will continue being made in Poland. Polish people are dicks, if they will sniff something, they will tell about it. If they move development to China you should be worried.
3. Opera sure is an improvement over chrome / chromium. Opera for instance was not included in this entire "binary blob listening to your mic" fiasco.
TLDR it's probably safer then any other closed source browser and chromium.
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>>59134080
read their privacy policy
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>>59134080
All of it
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No Norwegians any more, not Opera.
>Vivaldi
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>>59134080
Literally all of it. The company is headed by a Chinese ad agency.
Put 1 and 1 together, dumshit. Ain't no norsks in this shit no more.
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>>59134080
check their source code, it was leaked few months ago
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>>59135984
did anyone find something interesting in it yet? any proof found for le big botnet?
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