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It's the same thing. The way virtual keypads work in Android and the same as the hardware keyboard. Also, it's already been noted that it is aware of HTTPS urls
by drivebyacct2 15y ago
It's the same thing. The way virtual keypads work in Android and the same as the hardware keyboard. Also, it's already been noted that it is aware of HTTPS urls and reports those just as meerily (at least to the adb logcat, I can't make other claims).
Further, the keyboard doesn't magically work differently when it's entering text into one page other the other... not sure what track you're thinking on there.
- podperson 15y agoYes, I agree that it's definitely tracking the url (and not the domain) but thet is not the same as key logging (which would capture things like passwords entered into a web page). I'll take your word for it that the text keypad is just as compromised as the numeric, but it would have been a lot more compelling to show a username / password (for example) being captured on a banking website before the user even pressed "submit" (or whatever).