No thanks. This is not the way to correct for the problems we now face.
Now Firefox will ping a third party with the user's identity, to validate the user's currently level of safety, based on what other people know about the user ID. Dialing out to this third party will show externally observable traffic indicating authentication whenever threat validation traffic occurs.
Maybe I don't share the same idea about what represents safety.
An investigator found a photocopy of my driver's license in a file cabinet at a super villain's hide out.
So now I legally change my name, and apply for a new license under that name, yes? Well, great,
this is the new normal.
Now Firefox will ping a third party with the user's identity, to validate the user's currently level of safety, based on what other people know about the user ID. Dialing out to this third party will show externally observable traffic indicating authentication whenever threat validation traffic occurs.
Maybe I don't share the same idea about what represents safety.
An investigator found a photocopy of my driver's license in a file cabinet at a super villain's hide out.
So now I legally change my name, and apply for a new license under that name, yes? Well, great, this is the new normal.