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This is undoubtedly a ploy to entice developers into using their icons everywhere, so Google can subliminally convey its secret message to take over the world.
by jamestanderson 12y ago
This is undoubtedly a ploy to entice developers into using their icons everywhere, so Google can subliminally convey its secret message to take over the world.
- spacecadet 12y agoNo. But the fact that image meta data can be exploited is one reason.
- pc86 12y agoAre you honestly suggesting that Google is including malicious meta data in an icon pack it uploaded to Github?
- spacecadet 12y agoIn light of recent events, I'm not suggesting it's google... but I guess I'm not allowed to suggest anything here, it gets down voted.
- mankyd 12y ago> Google is not to be trusted. > I'm not suggesting it's google... The issue isn't that you're not allowed to suggest anything. Far from it; but you're flinging strong accusations over an icon pack without any particular references to back yourself up.