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You do know the reasoning behind the Least Privilege Principle, don't you? It's not that developers are untrustworthy, it's that software have vulnerabilities,
by ComodoHacker 5y ago
You do know the reasoning behind the Least Privilege Principle, don't you?
It's not that developers are untrustworthy, it's that software have vulnerabilities, and they get exploited.
- Gigachad 5y agoThe permissions being requested are things that all native apps get by default. I’m not worried about trusted code getting permission to something I trusted a hundred other apps with previously.
- ComodoHacker 5y agoThose other apps don't regularly download and execute arbitrary third-party code, though.