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The only feedback I get when installing d-spy is "Uses System Services", and "Uses Session Services", which means nothing to me as a user, and yet it allows pro
by sheerun 2y ago
The only feedback I get when installing d-spy is "Uses System Services", and "Uses Session Services", which means nothing to me as a user, and yet it allows program to enumerate all programs I use and as it turns out even hack my computer. Other platforms solved this with something like "developer mode", iOS, Android, Meta, etc. I shouldn't be able to install this app without confirming developer-mode-only permissions. As for this particular app it is offline, yes, but dbus allows for cross-app communication, so no more
- nneonneo 2y agoYou’re running desktop Linux - your whole system is permanently in “developer mode”. That’s kind of the point? Windows and macOS don’t have “developer mode” either, at least not to the extent seen in the mobile OSes. They’re very different models of computing.
- Vilian 2y agoThe only way to not be in "developer mode" is to install something like fedora atomic, then everything is harder lol