Based on my understanding from the tweet, it sounds like it can only see the type of data i.e. URL/plaintext and will only be able to get access to URLs and not

Based on my understanding from the tweet, it sounds like it can only see the type of data i.e. URL/plaintext and will only be able to get access to URLs and not necessarily the actual text (ex: if you copied a password), can anyone verify this? Edit: Source: https://www.thedailybeast.com/facebook-is-spying-on-your-clipboard https://www.thedailybeast.com/facebook-is-spying-on-your-cli... "This recognition software prevents the app from scraping text that does not look like a URL, like passwords or emails, Harrison said. It’s not a perfect system, though: broken or fake links like “FacebookHasAccessToMyData.com” are still automatically recommended for posts."