That checks it only for the current session, though. The app might do nefarious things only on new moons, or on a specific date. It might also get updated at any point with completely new code without you noticing.
Actually it happens really frequently. Unless the application is open source you literally have no idea what it’s doing and corporations 100% take advantage of that fact.
That checks it only for the current session, though. The app might do nefarious things only on new moons, or on a specific date. It might also get updated at any point with completely new code without you noticing.
Seems needlessly paranoid
Actually it happens really frequently. Unless the application is open source you literally have no idea what it’s doing and corporations 100% take advantage of that fact.
Same level of paranoia that makes someone check the dev tools for data transfers in the first place.