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> ...explicitly installed by users who gave these apps access. But somehow people were mad anyway... Yah, and we know that 99% of folks just next - next - next
by canada_dry 8y ago
> ...explicitly installed by users who gave these apps access. But somehow people were mad anyway...
Yah, and we know that 99% of folks just next - next - next when installing everything on their phone, laptop, console.
So many apps want access to stuff that isn't obvious (e.g. games that want to access your photos, emails, and msgs) though most people skip the alerts when installing.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoThis case is different. IFFT is entirely about you explicitly giving it access to individual services of your choosing, in order to make them interoperable via the scripts you explicitly create there. It's kind of obvious IFFT can see your e-mails if you connect it to add a script triggered on "When new mail matching XYZ arrives".