Except that if everyone assume that someone would have done the audit, it would also simply mean that no one have done it.

Just do a research on reddit or quora (or google ofc): there’s always the same kind of formatted response.

This is a foolish - if not dangerous - way of thinking.

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    That’s the point, nobody does. There is no proper audit. And I don’t trust random people to do the audit properly.

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        Okay, I now trust some random people on the internet instead of the original authors of the software.

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            This is correct. You can’t trust all of the Linux developers either, which is why we have Linus Torvalds and other maintainers with a good track record overseeing things.

            Do you not understand how software development works or do you just choose to ignore blatant problems with untrusted forks of popular software?