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[Feature] responsibly vet text submissions from the client to identify potential monetization infringments in vendor software such as windows 11 operating system dll's from software updates, and products which enhance the environment generally and may spy on glyphs #3108

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jnorthrup opened this issue May 20, 2024 · 1 comment
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Is there an existing request for feature?

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What feature would you like?

per #3103 windows clients leaking text verbatim into alphabet properties ad engine... we see at least one casual system configuration is vulnerable to delivering text sent in one "secure" program, and displays a corresponding algorithm injection of same for monetization on youtube front page.

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discuss the SCOPE of security that the devs make claims about and perhaps put a product-wide alert and a bughunt out to narrow down the windows platform infringements of gdpr at a minimum

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the simplest test i can think of is to deliver pixels to the client scrollable context painted with graphics 2d (like switching to the java ":swing" UI (like a js canvas) from the even older java AWT toolkit) to avoid the text input and text filed windows peers and the widgets that paint them into a conversation.

testing the efficacy of the compromised components might be harder than simply avoiding the common ones for which most exploits will be written

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