You've already gotten a lot of responses about the first claim.
But to answer the second one:
Why would they mess with a specific app if they already control the OS? They could read everything they ever wanted from memory without anyone noticing.
Dekkia
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No it's not a good idea.
It's extremely inefficent compared to just using elecricity directly for whatever you're planning to do with it.
to ensure that its users are [...] who they claim to be
I dont't want that either. Maybe for verified accounts this makes sense, but not for the average shitposter.
Hot take: We shouldn't lock down devices by default to a point where they protect even the most vulnerable.
Child safety locks exist for a reason and can also be used for the elderly.
I guess the biggest thing I'm missing right now is VR gaming.
But since my VR googles need WMR to work, I wouldn't be any better off with Windows 11 either.
All other countries curently forgo their climate commitments to "win" the AI race. (Whatever that even means)
Being shown in maps like this is opt-in, so there's an unknown amount of users which are not displayed.
The people who make firing decisions often aren't the ones doing the day-to-day work.
It's very possible to be replaced by a machine that does a worse job, as long as your (ex-) boss isn't aware of it.
Is it just me or has the amount of low quality posts increased recently?
When the 3DS came out I was sure it would be a stepping stone to 3D TVs that didn't require glasses.
3D TVs basically died out by now.
The meme you commented under is about someone getting attention by prematurely stopping to take antibiotics.
If you don't want people to assume what you mean, please add context.
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And what if your target is using a different app for messaging?
I agree that blindly going trough memory isn't the best solution. To catch everything, a keylogger as part of the input-handler of the OS would probably be the way to go.