This may look like a weird question btw.

I see constantly people here worried about digital security, I see people using Tor, deleting social networks, and just sharing the different levels of security that they use.

So I was wondering, how safe is Lemmy? Sure it doesnt collect info like Twitter and Meta does, but that doesnt mean its 100% safe. So what are the main problems we can have here? Is there anything the 3 letter agencies could exploit? Is there any preventive measures users could take?

  • loathesome dongeater
    14•2 years ago

    This got me curious so I looked. In Firefox it is possible to disable the sending of referred header entirely. I just turned it off to experiment and see if it breaks any sites.

    • Arsen6331 ☭
      10•2 years ago

      It shouldn’t break any sites. If it does, they’ve made some bad design decisions with regards to the referer header.