Stephen, we both know one thing. Not everything that is said in the privacy policies facing the public is fulfilled or you may not know it.
Personally, I don’t really like it when someone does the same practices as Google or Apple regarding this issue.
I understand that you want to defend him, it is respectable. If I were you I would do the same. But I have the advantage of not working for EPIC and being totally transparent.
I’ll give you 5 cents (EPIC insider knowledge). What approximately ~90% of EPIC staff know is about the privacy policies and their use. The other 10% I’ll just say, they know a little more about it.
In any case, nothing more can be done nor am I interested in saying anything since yesterday (Yesterday afternoon the Holy Virgin Mary appeared to me and made me see the sky).
I think it is recommended and it would be positive to leave the issue as it is for the benefit of the community.
Note: Stephen is referring to the cache. I am referring to the CURL requests.
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