I don't know anyone in the US who uses WeChat except for Chinese immigrants.

It's sad that Google already has the metadata to allow users to make educated guesses about the authenticity of each extension. Each extension needs to declare up front what permissions it needs to run. Google can simply list these permissions up front and even generate a score system for easier understanding. This won't even require developers to update their extensions and can be done in the UI only.

Seems like an opportunity to hit up Shark Tanks for some series A funds.

I would do the same for government mandated software in the USA. And if backdoors were found, we would report it to the press and try to sue the government to get them to stop doing it. I believe in China doing any of those 3 things would land you in prison.

It would be interesting to hear how well this plant goes. Efficient manufacturing is not something that every country can successfully pull off. That's why China cannot successfully duplicate everything the Germans and the Japanese make because the cultural mindset of their workforce are just not the same. In China, some assembly tasks are not just cheaper but are more accurate when performed by a human over being performed by a robot arm.

Better yet, economy passengers help "farm" the vegetables during the trip for discounted tickets.

Won't that mean I can now pay hackers to artificially click the ads on my website to make me money and if I am caught simply tell Google that I was merely the victim of an extortion scheme?

As long as law enforcements have backdoors into major online wallets, they can trace each transaction to a physical IP address. That's why people need to stop using online wallets and maintain their own chains.

Chrome did a much better implementation of WebExtensions than Firefox. Even if an extension requires ALL_URL permissions, the user can still configure it to work with a subset of whitelisted domains. They can also configure it work only after the user has interacted with the webpage.

Phishing needs to be addressed.

NT

Can it identify phishing emails?