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as the author mentioned, probably the bigger nuisance is not hackers getting access to your camera, but legit apps using it when you expect the least
by saint_angels 5y ago
as the author mentioned, probably the bigger nuisance is not hackers getting access to your camera, but legit apps using it when you expect the least
- NoImmatureAdHom 5y agoIMHO apps that use your camera when you least expect it aren't legit. Don't allow big tech to kill you death-by-a-thousand-cuts style. If you don't control your hardware and your firmware, the machine isn't yours and the sensors should be on physical kill switches. You can install these (e.g., kill switch for mic, cover for camera) or you can buy machines with these (e.g. from Purism https://puri.sm/products/librem-14/ https://puri.sm/products/librem-14/ )