although it is advertising, I would like to say, that you need to do alot more work on the website and security, you guarantee nothing so why should we put our deepest secrets with you, they are much safer in a bank vault, or in my head.I286 wrote:It is a recently launched Singapore-born free web based secure notepad at http://www.spynote.com. I'd be interested in any constructive feedback.
Honestly, this is kind of a strange thing to hear. Have you ever seen http://www.spynote.com/about.php before jumping to conclusion about "need to more work on... security"? Or you are just being bluntly sceptic by default? I appreciate your feedback, really do, but it can hardly pass as a constructive one. Could you ellaborate on your statement, please?ksl wrote:although it is advertising, I would like to say, that you need to do alot more work on the website and security, you guarantee nothing
Sceptic by default probably! If for example Credit Card information gets stolen all the time, and websites even get hacked into all the time, even govenment websites, that are supposed to be secure. How can we trust what you write? Just because you write it!I286 wrote:Honestly, this is kind of a strange thing to hear. Have you ever seen http://www.spynote.com/about.php before jumping to conclusion about "need to more work on... security"? Or you are just being bluntly sceptic by default? I appreciate your feedback, really do, but it can hardly pass as a constructive one. Could you ellaborate on your statement, please?ksl wrote:although it is advertising, I would like to say, that you need to do alot more work on the website and security, you guarantee nothing
The beauty of Spynote - it does neither store nor handle any secrets or even an identity of its users. And it is open source so anyone could check and confirm of what and how does Spynote works.ksl wrote: Sceptic by default probably! If for example Credit Card information gets stolen all the time, and websites even get hacked into all the time, even govenment websites, that are supposed to be secure. How can we trust what you write? Just because you write it!
Yes i think you can improve it, the first i look for is a websites security, the lock, and even then no guarantees, but it does help, slightly.I286 wrote:The beauty of Spynote - it does neither store nor handle any secrets or even an identity of its users. And it is open source so anyone could check and confirm of what and how does Spynote works.ksl wrote: Sceptic by default probably! If for example Credit Card information gets stolen all the time, and websites even get hacked into all the time, even govenment websites, that are supposed to be secure. How can we trust what you write? Just because you write it!
But point taken. Thank you.
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