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Sorry if I don't trust some random web page to use my camera because they promise they're not logging it to their server.
by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
Sorry if I don't trust some random web page to use my camera because they promise they're not logging it to their server.
- cstrat 7y agoI didn't do this myself, but couldn't you load the page and then disconnect from wifi before running/testing?
- skeletonjelly 7y agoWhat if you open incognito mode, open the page, cut off your network, then close when you're done with the demo?
- ASalazarMX 7y agoI overread and I thought you were being sarcastic with "[..], then close your eyes when you're done with the demo".
- skeletonjelly 7y agoI overuse sarcasm in reality to the point that people don't believe me when I'm sincere, so no surprises I didn't write this out clearly enough :D Seriously though I think if it's all JS based you should be good to use incognito and offline to gate off the code from uploading.
- nudiustertian 7y agoAll client side code is available to read, and all network requests can be viewed in developer tools of most browsers (including options to go offline so you dont need to disconnect from the internet altogether but still see requests being sent)
- itslennysfault 7y agoNot sure why you'd care. You're just going to look at the screen and move your eyeballs around a bit then close the tab. If they want to waste bandwidth / storage to capture video of me looking around with my eyeballs that's ok by me.