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> They’re going to have to push this to cloud for backup - the entire thing. But they can’t say that part out loud at this stage because people will freak This
by creatonez 2y ago
> They’re going to have to push this to cloud for backup - the entire thing. But they can’t say that part out loud at this stage because people will freak
This doesn't mean unencrypted, though. Will have to wait and see how much it exposes and how the key management works.
I'm not optimistic but it does seem rather unlikely they would botch the privacy of a constantly screenshotting daemon, it would be a little on-the-nose even with MS's horrendous privacy record.
- Havoc 2y agoIt’s less a technical problem and more principles and optics. Can’t really argue a strong local only stance and do cloud. Encryption sure but that takes us into “it’s not local but trust us it’s all good” territory…from a company known to comply with all sorts of gov info requests.