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1. rs186+(OP)
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2025-07-27 20:30:16
Eh, I don't know how you could tell it is "obvious" "spyware", unless you are referring to the fact that it comes from Bytedance.
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2. jen20+L1
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2025-07-27 20:43:22
>>rs186+(OP)
Have Bytedance produced literally anything to that assumption unreasonable?
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3. philli+l2
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2025-07-27 20:49:26
>>jen20+L1
Amongst other things they do have a division that produces OKR tracking software. Just the weird story of another multinational I suppose.
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2025-07-27 22:06:58
>>philli+l2
As in objective and key result? That’s… weird but ok!
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5. Bigano+Gc
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2025-07-27 22:14:05
>>rs186+(OP)
The mere fact that disabling telemetry does not at all disable telemetry is enough for it to be called spyware.
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6. rs186+nc6
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2025-07-29 21:05:32
>>Bigano+Gc
That's only after you read this article. The question is how do you know it's spyware even before you install it. At least it's not clear for me from github README file that I would be knowningly installing spyware.
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