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?
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?
Keystrokes? Screen recordings? Camera and microphone spying? Assuming an average person who's not actively targeted by an intelligence agency.
Facebook sure tries. They read your chats for the police and man in the middle vpns
Not the OS, but non libre and shows what a non libre malicious OS could pull off.