Reduce unnecessary privacy breach - #70
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No, I appreciate you packaging Torchwood utilities but Debian's opinions are Debian's problem, not upstream's, and I don't appreciate them being pushed up with hyperbolic descriptions. CAPTCHAs and installation examples are not unnecessary, anyway, and this PR just breaks submission because the server obviously does check the CAPTCHA. Just don't package age-keyserver. |
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Hi! Debian QA tools complain about privacy breaching javascript calls in the sample HTML page. This patch reduces the unnecessary calls that could leak user behaviour. Thoughts? Thanks for your consideration!