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Do you mean a no-internet app (like this) could write data locally in a way that another internet-enabled app (in cahoots) could locally receive? Like a non-san
by hunter2_ 9mo ago
Do you mean a no-internet app (like this) could write data locally in a way that another internet-enabled app (in cahoots) could locally receive? Like a non-sandboxed storage area? Seems plausible.
- _puk 9mo agoMeta literally got caught doing this. Writing to a local server, and then uploading from the browser to bypass consent mechanisms. https://wire.com/en/blog/metas-stealth-tracking-another-eu-wake-up-call https://wire.com/en/blog/metas-stealth-tracking-another-eu-w...
- ashtadmir 9mo agoyes that and internet permission can be added later and pushed with an update. Unless you are checking permissions after every update you will not know.