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Windows10 is already recording every keystroke/data of yours - what's the difference here? Also, Canonical's snappy packages can kinda solve this problem.
by idobai 10y ago
Windows10 is already recording every keystroke/data of yours - what's the difference here? Also, Canonical's snappy packages can kinda solve this problem.
- dsp1234 10y agoSince about the time of Windows Vista, non-administrative windows aren't able to hook keyboard events for administrative windows.[0] So while it's possible for a program to listen to keyboard events for other non-administrative windows (such as the password for a browser), it isn't possible for a non-administrative window to grab keyboard input for stuff like windows password prompts, or information typed into administrative console windows, etc. [0] - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3169675/how-to-use-setwindowshookex-in-vista-and-hook-admin-apps-with-uac http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3169675/how-to-use-setwin...
- tychuz 10y agoThis great argument again...
- idobai 10y agoWindows fanboys reporting in?