DeepSeek collects keystroke data and more, storing it in Chinese servers

[kekmacska@lemmy.zip]

it is open-source, if they did something like this, we would know it for sure

[kekmacska@lemmy.zip]

most apps i have just have no way to collect my keystrokes. it is pretty hard to pull off with an open-source app, without anyone noticing

[kekmacska@lemmy.zip]

your raspberry pi will burn if you want to host an ai model on it. you need a high end gamer pc with at least 32 gb ram and rtx 4090

[kekmacska@lemmy.zip]

lol no. only the sounds of the keys can identify the keyboard's model

[kekmacska@lemmy.zip]

nvidia is one of the greediest companies rn

[uis@lemm.ee]

The goal is not to identify keyboard model. The goal is to identify person. And people tend to have something called habbits.

[rumba@lemmy.zip]

All public companies by definition have to be greedy it's unfortunate but it's how capitalism works.

[grey_maniac@lemmy.ca]

Looks like there are more things I need to start randomizing and injecting with noise.

[kekmacska@lemmy.zip]

nvidia takes that to a whole new level

[kekmacska@lemmy.zip]

the chance of this is almost zero. if you are a dangerous cybercriminal, they will track your device down by a networking solution, wait until you leave it unattended and install a hardware-based spy device and capture evidence. No fbi agent will fuck around with keyboard sounds or movie bs like that

[rumba@lemmy.zip]

Unfortunately, we have a lot of that unprecedented stuff going around. The whole damn world is three corporations in a trechcoat and they're increasingly running governments.

[uis@lemm.ee]

with keyboard sounds

Ok, I see you are intentionally going in circles.