Ignoring privacy sabotages Ubuntu's best chance for success

[Matthew Paul Thomas]

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Gerry A. wrote on 21/02/14 16:45:
> 
> Ubuntu desktop and phone are great designs but contain a fatal 
> flaw: a failure to foster & utilize what would be one of its 
> strongest assets for gaining market share--Privacy.
> 
> ...

Ubuntu has extensive designs for privacy settings on both PC and phone.
<https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityAndPrivacySettings> As with
everything else in Ubuntu, there's always more to do than we have time
for.

Protracted but non-specific comparisons to DuckDuckGo aren't that
useful. Most useful would be for you to implement privacy features
yourself, or find new contributors to do so. But at a minimum, you
could be more specific about improvements you'd like to see.

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