Shooting ourselves in the foot? Why we willingly killed 10% of our network

Bright Data emphasizes the importance of maintaining stringent security standards for its SDK partners by expecting high-quality applications that offer real value, adhere to security industry standards, and provide transparency to users. When partners fail to meet these expectations, such as refusing to implement digital signatures or using questionable advertising networks, Bright Data does not hesitate to terminate the partnership, even at the cost of revenue. The company's commitment to security is further validated by third-party certifications, such as AppEsteem, which have recognized Bright Data's products for their compliance and transparency. Major antivirus engines like Kaspersky acknowledge that Bright Data's SDK technology is non-threatening if properly installed, and the company actively addresses any false positive detections. Bright Data's Director of Security Partnerships, Ofir Meir, highlights the company's dedication to ensuring that their SDK remains safe, secure, and beneficial for both developers and users, reflecting a mutual goal of creating secure revenue streams in a peer-to-peer economy.