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In the article the TikTok spokesperson explains this: “It’s not logging what you’re typing. It’s an anti-fraud measure that checks the rhythm of the way people
by liversage 4y ago
In the article the TikTok spokesperson explains this:
“It’s not logging what you’re typing. It’s an anti-fraud measure that checks the rhythm of the way people are typing to ensure it’s not a bot or some other malicious activity.”
- paulv 4y agoThat...seems completely reasonable to me.
- unityByFreedom 4y agoYour typing cadence may be another bit of identifying personal info. Not to mention they could be lying or "not know" what their tech is really doing. Wouldn't be the first time.
- paulv 4y agoThey also have access to a lot of other metadata (IMEI, IP address, OS version, MAC address, email/phone number that you signed up with, etc) that they could combine with data from brokers to identify you as well. I'm not saying that they should be collecting this data, to be clear, just that, from everything I've read, it doesn't seem like they are doing anything uniquely untoward. I'm hoping there's something I'm missing.
- unityByFreedom 4y ago> it doesn't seem like they are doing anything uniquely untoward. I think it's best to assume if it can be used against you, it will. That's why we pushed back on Apple's CSAM plans to scan images on the device. Does anyone remember how we even know TikTok is tracking keystrokes? It's because Apple updated their security to notify users when the clipboard was activated by the app, and TikTok was doing it for every keystroke.