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> it doesn’t accidentally end up in a screenshot Your banking app probably has an option to disable that because it's a legal requirement in so many places: Pe

by geocar 2mo ago

> it doesn’t accidentally end up in a screenshot Your banking app probably has an option to disable that because it's a legal requirement in so many places: People who can't see need to use assistive tools, and that includes screenshots and friends. If you are using a tiny/stupid bank in the US, file a ADA claim and get some money. In the EU check your Ombudsman. No, it's so you can't screen-record Netflix. The bank doesn't care about that because it's not a liability issue to them, just fetishism; no way they pay Apple and Google for this capability. Apple and Google should step in and allow users to remove these shenanigans with a little button on the screenshot preview screen, but resist this because of Netflix et al.

MBCook 2mo ago
iOS and MacOS have a large number of built-in accessibility features. Taking a screenshot of the screen is not necessary.
- geocar 2mo ago
  > iOS and MacOS have a large number of built-in accessibility features. Great. Which one is sending a "do I know this person?" message to my friend? Because it _used_ to be taking a screenshot. > Taking a screenshot of the screen is not necessary. Who are you to tell me what is necessary? Seriously. What the fuck. Someone who takes a screenshot of something, and gets anything other than a screenshot is potentially being harmed in ways you don't understand, and you say it isn't necessary like you know that or something?