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With all the ways devices leak data, even now with all the AI integration and the screen recording happening in Windows, it is safe to assume encrypted messagin
by treebeard901 1y ago
With all the ways devices leak data, even now with all the AI integration and the screen recording happening in Windows, it is safe to assume encrypted messaging is not as secure as it used to be. Onscreen keyboards and device notification systems also offer other areas that can leak what you type.
The financial and legal consequences for companies that refuse backdoors are just too great.
- 77pt77 1y ago> even now with all the AI integration and the screen recording happening in Windows What! > Onscreen keyboards and device notification systems also offer other areas that can leak what you type. The keyboard one is really pervasive.
- two_handfuls 1y agoThe google keyword for the screen recording is: "Microsoft Recall". In summary: yes it's true. But only for PC equipped with some niche hardware (and Windows 11). Also, Microsoft promises these data don't leave your machine. Overall consensus is that this is a terrible idea.
- 77pt77 1y ago> Microsoft promises these data don't leave your machine I guess all is good then!
- ibotty 1y agoFWIW signal opts-out of recall. There is a blog post about it.