Before I wrote this thread, I ran for a couple of minutes a browser from a docker container. I couldn't browse any website because of the missing CompanyName CA certificate. So, I stopped because it was too freaky.
SnotBubble
joined 2 years ago
Thank you for sharing this info. It's very convincing and well argumented.
I won't try anything else and will use my personal device.
I tried opening a browser in a Docker container and but couldn't browse any site except google because it didn't recognize the CA authority.
Yeah, I'll use my own device, log on to the guest network and start Wireguard on my laptop. Seems a fair choice both for the company and myself.
It's good to know that they can't bypass wireguard or Tor. I was a worried about that.
As others have suggests, I will probably use a separate device to check my mail. That seems the safest and fairest option both from the company and my perspective.
I expected them to be white and white is a non color, as far as I know.
It's easy to say "Del my account per Article 17 GDPR". I wrote this whole template so that other might have an easier time than I do. I posted the template here so it inspires other privacy-aware individuals to do the same. If 1 website changes their account deletion policy because of it, it's still a win.