I dunno, I didn't get a sense of urgency or crying wolf from the blog post. it was interesting information and a good read but I don't see verbiage leaning towa

I dunno, I didn't get a sense of urgency or crying wolf from the blog post. it was interesting information and a good read but I don't see verbiage leaning towards these "security" people you are criticizing. to me it read as something he was curious about and ended up inquiring to the manufacturer who confirmed some details. keylogger is a pretty scary word, but is that not what is happening, despite it being benign to other software's behavior? I personally appreciate the post, because i like to be aware of what could be potentially recorded or transmitted on machines i use. It doesn't have to "be worse than windows10" to be useful info to some users, and we certainly shouldn't expect all security-minded blog posts to be breaking news to be taken seriously. Context aside i find it fun to watch things unravel or peer into how other people work!