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Originally Posted by SMHarman
They protect you from Phising (but so does IE7 out of the box, and Safari? and you can get plugins for other browsers to do the same for free). So where is the value add to the consumer. There is none.
Or as TBL put it http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7299875.stm |
IE7, Firefox and Opera all come with phishing protection built-in. Safari doesn't, but ironically that's the only major browser Phorm don't support. So there's definitely no added value for the majority of users.
For me, Phorms phishing protection is a value-subtracting proposition since I actively disable browser features I don't like;
google safebrowsing, search suggestions, HTML5 ping, prefetching, HTTP referer.