US-Israeli browser startup valued at $6.4B (timesofisrael.com)

16 points by wow_Something 1 day ago

tancop 1 day ago
I don't trust any closed source code from an Israeli, Russian or Chinese company. And I'm starting to have serious doubts about America too. There's just too much influence from secret services, government interests and big tech/surveillance advertising connections.
vconnor 14 hours ago
LOL I’d rather use a Chinese or Russian browser, than a US-Israeli one.
slim 1 day ago
They sell a browser for entreprise that spies on employees. This is illegal in europe
- alephnerd 22 hours ago
  Secure Enterprise Browsers are legal across Europe. In fact, most of European corporates, governments, and even the EU uses them as well as runtime agents to protect employee systems and prevent data exfiltration.
conartist6 1 day ago
I'm sorry but in WHAT GODDAMN WORLD does that technology justify billions of dollars of value.
I would give them a good 50mil valuation.
Seven
Goddamn
Billion
Dollars
Seriously a lot of people have to be on acid, and I think it's the really good kind and I would like some please
- paxy 1 day ago
  Governments spend a lot on spyware.
- alephnerd 22 hours ago
  Most enterprises use Island - it's the Wiz of the secure enterprise browser space.
kashunstva 1 day ago
Israel + U.S. + cybersecurity.
What could possibly go wrong? /s

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