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I also despise this "screenshot blocking" stuff. A device listens is supposed to me, not to the apps. I want a screenshot to be a copy of the raw pixels, and an
by qurren 2mo ago
I also despise this "screenshot blocking" stuff. A device listens is supposed to me, not to the apps. I want a screenshot to be a copy of the raw pixels, and an app should not know about it or have a right to know about it.
Of course this is doable on open source OSes like GrapheneOS, it just sucks that you have to keep modifying the OS every time they release a new version
- hod6654 2mo agoGrapheneOS doesn't allow for it. You'd need a rooted device to bypass screenshot blocking
- qurren 2mo agoWell damn, I would have thought rooting would have been a basic feature of GrapheneOS. At least it's open source, so maybe one can add root access and screenshot blocking to it.
- broodbucket 2mo agoGrapheneOS is concerned with security more than anything else, to which rooting is completely counterproductive
- summm 2mo agoCorrection: GrapheneOS is concerned with their so called "Android security model" more than anything else, and where that security model gives guarantees to app developers and service providers that harms the user's security, they merrily side with the developer's security against the user, at best give some more or less questionable reasons why that unfortunately currently cannot be changed, and at worst insult you for suggesting anything else.
- qurren 2mo agoI would think that rooting is not counterproductive. In fact my personal security model requires root access. 1. I need to be able to monitor what's inside the memory and communications of every process running if I want to 2. I need to be able to pin a different root certificate, install a MITM SSL proxy and see what every app is sending about me, if I want to