Skyfire and Your Privacy : Did You Think Twice ?
Guys, did any of you read Skyfire's privacy agreement ? http://www.skyfire.com/about/privacy-and-security
They suggest that <b>they collect all your usernames, passwords, credit card numbers and other sensitive information</b> and I'm afraid whether they wish to earn a good money from selling your info. But the worst part is that, this sort of disclaimer can make most users afraid of using SkyFire as SkyFire requests for their email address and phone number from the beginning as this sort of info can easily help build your virtual character in SkyFire's databases ( if they keep any).
They suggest that <b>they collect all your usernames, passwords, credit card numbers and other sensitive information</b> and I'm afraid whether they wish to earn a good money from selling your info. But the worst part is that, this sort of disclaimer can make most users afraid of using SkyFire as SkyFire requests for their email address and phone number from the beginning as this sort of info can easily help build your virtual character in SkyFire's databases ( if they keep any).
Now, the question is, whether they really plan to do so ? If any Skyfire official can comment on this, I'd be more than glad to publish it here. And depending on how they act, Skyfire shall one day become my favourite browser as well - as it has the full potential to become the king of mobile browsing. And I'd be glad to review it despite all these security concerns (and I may be able to reveal the truth too - if there's nothing to worry about). Comments are welcome !
