Basically, ot scans all files and shit like an antivirus does on windows? Oks
this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2025
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This is the stupidest shit, moral panic levels of miscomprehension. I mean, I was miffed and promptly removed safetycore because I don't mind seeing sex organs and don't want shit using battery for no reason, but wow ~~Forbes~~.
Edit: ok, the article is not so bad, just the shitty blurb from some forum reproduced here on Lemmy.
Seriously…. Why do people continue to buy their products? They’re seemingly one of the most invasive security risks one could be involved with.
Most people don't really know what that actually means, and they don't feel they have anything to hide from some nebulous corporate entity.
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True or not, one can avoid the whole issue by using your phone as a phone, maybe to send texts, with location, mike, and camera switched off permanently, and all the other apps deleted or disabled. Sure, Google will still know you called your SO daily and your Mom once a week (NOT ENOUGH!), and that you were supposed to pick up the dry cleaning last night (did you?). Meh. If that's what floats the Surveillance Society's boat, I am not too worried.
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