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It's one of those things where having mitigations on the widely used ones doesn't necessarily address the problem, and banning them entirely would probably only
by maxerickson 5y ago
It's one of those things where having mitigations on the widely used ones doesn't necessarily address the problem, and banning them entirely would probably only stop the casual use of them.
I installed the Android app mentioned in the link a while ago and have never detected one (but it only detects them when actively running, and I have no reason to think anyone would be stalking me).
- MBCook 5y agoI agree it doesn’t really address the problem. But it brings visibility. And what that little bit of visibility shows is kind of terrifying.