In privacy communities, its usually assumed that non-libre OSes have the *capability* of spying on *everything* you do. But, what do they *actually* monitor *in practice*?
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Keystrokes? Screen recordings? Camera and microphone spying? Assuming an average person who's not actively targeted by an intelligence agency.
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Keystrokes? Screen recordings? Camera and microphone spying? Assuming an average person who's not actively targeted by an intelligence agency.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Facebook sure tries. They read your chats for the police and man in the middle vpns
- Meta-provided Facebook chats led a woman to plead guilty to abortion-related charges
- Facebook's Onavo VPN used to wiretap competitor data, court filings reveal
Not the OS, but non libre and shows what a non libre malicious OS could pull off.
