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Hopefully we can turn this off, this is going to destroy usability be very annoying.
by _6fmb 6y ago
Hopefully we can turn this off, this is going to destroy usability be very annoying.
- adamhearn 6y agoYou mean so you can snoop from the user without being detected?
- _6fmb 6y agoThere are a lot of valid usecases for clipboard saving, I don't have an iOS app but I run CopyClip which would be kinda ruined by this "feature".
- remmargorp64 6y agoThen there should be a setting that has to be manually approved to allow the clipboard interactivity feature. I use a password manager on my iPhone and I am copying and pasting my passwords all the time. If some random app is scraping my clipboard silently and sending the data to a third party, that means my passwords are compromised. I am very much NOT OK WITH THIS. Keep in mind, this permission should be fundamentally different than the permissions for just manually copying and pasting. I don't want to have to deal with permissions to "allow clipboard use" that I have to approve every time I want to paste something. That would be obnoxious. I am only worried about restricting permissions for invisible passive snooping.
- xsmasher 6y agoThe developer can fix it by either (1) querying "is there clipboard content?" instead of copying it every few keystrokes or (2) stop altogether if there is no legit purpose. It sounds like this feature is working as intended - closing was was a silent security risk.