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It's nice to see "Uses BCrypt for password storage" instead of hand-wavy "industry standard" or "strong encryption" or something like that.



Hand-wavy terms are preferred if the text is end-user facing (and when end-users tend to not be too technical). Of course, a tooltip or "more details" link explaining the real technologies should then be used.


[Firebase founder here] This is one of the nice things about running a company that is 100% developer focused. We can communicate in clear terms with customers that actually understand the nuances of what we're building. We'd much rather be specific than hand-waving.




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