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Did you read the post? Nothing is hijacked, but its a trick where they render the normal button in a ui element for secret data, which is blanked by the system
by javier2 1mo ago
Did you read the post? Nothing is hijacked, but its a trick where they render the normal button in a ui element for secret data, which is blanked by the system on screenshot, revealing the logo underneath. Its a reasonable feature, so its hard for apple to control it better or remove this.
- Analemma_ 1mo agoNo, it’s not a reasonable feature. If I take a screenshot, I want the image to include what is displayed on my fucking screen, period. What is so difficult about this?
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- javier2 29d agoIm saying the feature is reasonable from Apple's UI elements, i wasnt saying the way Bluesky is using it is reasonable...
- nemomarx 1mo agousers should have some way to control if screenshots have secret data in them or not, really. what if I do actually need to preserve it?
- edoceo 1mo agoI like your idea. When the screenshot is taken a user can have an option: Include Secrets? And the Apps can only hint at what to hide.
- xorcist 1mo agoThat is a lot of words just to make it sound reasonable that a page can be exempt from the underlying screenshot functionality. It isn't. Not without asking the user.
- javier2 29d agoit isnt really. Im saying the feature is reasonable from Apple's UI elements, i wasnt saying the way Bluesky is using it is reasonable...