I'd expect an entity purporting to promote privacy to provide a FOSS tool users can download to run the report themselves (those who care wouldn't mind running the report generation for a long time with limited compute), why increase the number of entities?
Wanting to be viewed as trustworthy is not the same thing as having successfully convinced potential users they are.
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I'd expect an entity purporting to promote privacy to provide a FOSS tool users can download to run the report themselves (those who care wouldn't mind running the report generation for a long time with limited compute), why increase the number of entities?
Wanting to be viewed as trustworthy is not the same thing as having successfully convinced potential users they are.
Good point