Mozilla takes action to protect users in Kazakhstan
From the "Mozilla" link:<p>> To protect our users, Firefox, together with Chrome, will block the use of the Kazakhstan root CA certificate. This means that it will not be trusted by Firefox even if the user has installed it.<p>I don't like this (to be honest, I don't like the whole "certificate authority" thing to begin with).<p>I don't think my browser should meddle in my relationship with the state.<p>Why don't they also block every CA residing in the US? The US government coerces companies into giving away private data. How do we known that they don't share their private keys with the US government? Will Mozilla & Google take the blame when this happens? because they've declared themselves the guardians of certificate trust.<p>What if I legitimately need to install this certificate?