Ok, I see your point now, thanks. I know the non-free binaries are already a security problem, but I think it's even riskier having non-free software that installs binaries in our home and upgrades itself without notice. I would expect packagers to make it the least insecure possible, lessenning the dangers, that's what I'd like to expect from a distro that provides non-free software.
Should I know that multiverse is as dangerous as using third party repositories?
Ok, I see your point now, thanks. I know the non-free binaries are already a security problem, but I think it's even riskier having non-free software that installs binaries in our home and upgrades itself without notice. I would expect packagers to make it the least insecure possible, lessenning the dangers, that's what I'd like to expect from a distro that provides non-free software.
Should I know that multiverse is as dangerous as using third party repositories?