> The only real problem here is not checking the validity certs. (Which is an incredibly serious problem.)
There are other problems. I am not sure where the third party doctrine will stand, but you are trusting all of your secure connections to a third party with full consent.
If avast get subpoenaed and their software has called home, which any antivirus does - they must collect new samples all the time - this could spell trouble.
There are other problems. I am not sure where the third party doctrine will stand, but you are trusting all of your secure connections to a third party with full consent.
If avast get subpoenaed and their software has called home, which any antivirus does - they must collect new samples all the time - this could spell trouble.