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"all keyboard data". for a keyboard app? seems right on point. why wouldn't it want it?
by gcb0 9y ago
"all keyboard data". for a keyboard app? seems right on point. why wouldn't it want it?
- wlesieutre 9y agoWith the basic permissions the keyboard can only type, it has no capability to send the keystrokes out to the internet or store them where they could be sent. If you don't trust the keyboard developer to not be an idiot with your keystrokes, better to not give that access.
- gcb0 9y agowhy would you ever install a keyboard from someone you don't trust?
- JustSomeNobody 9y agoSecurity is one reason. You need to be able to put absolute trust in the developer of the keyboard.