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>every action with website is traceable. Traceable but not the kind of access an app has. Traceability can be spoofed not the data that app is reading from you
by rohan1024 6y ago
>every action with website is traceable.
Traceable but not the kind of access an app has. Traceability can be spoofed not the data that app is reading from your device. No website is ever going to ask your contacts permission to proceed further while their are tonne of apps that won't let you use app if you reject that permission.
For example, GPay in India needs freaking location permission. God knows what it does with that data.
- bathtub365 6y agoWebsites request access to my location data constantly. They also likely have some semblance of where I am even before they ask due to IP geolocation. If I'm using an offline application this transaction wouldn't be happening. My point isn't that either apps or the Web are better. It's a more fundamental issue of software I use constantly talking to systems I don't control. It just so happens that the Web only exists if I accept that this will happen. Applications can exist even if I don't.