I am aware that this is not a perfect privacy solution and there are ways around it but it would be useful to have Blink Comparison block the ability to take screenshots.
While the risks / concerns of someone remotely taking a screenshot of Blink Comparison on most peoples devices phone are low there are still users who are high risk, it is a possibility that some malware is setup to take screenshots of open apps. Given the nature of Blink Comparison, being able to take screenshots could allow an aggressor the information needed to surreptitiously tamper with a device.
Additionally with screenshots blocked, switching apps would result in you seeing Blink Comparison is your list of open apps but not seeing the screen it's contents
My suggestion would be to add a toggle allowing users to opt-in to this feature.
Some apps that do that have this option if examples/comparison is needed
Signal (allows toggling screenshot capture on or off)
Protonmail (always blocked)
Aegis (allows toggling screenshot capture on or off)
proninyaroslav
commented
2 years ago
I am aware that this is not a perfect privacy solution and there are ways around it but it would be useful to have
Blink Comparisonblock the ability to take screenshots.While the risks / concerns of someone remotely taking a screenshot of
Blink Comparisonon most peoples devices phone are low there are still users who are high risk, it is a possibility that some malware is setup to take screenshots of open apps. Given the nature of Blink Comparison, being able to take screenshots could allow an aggressor the information needed to surreptitiously tamper with a device.Additionally with screenshots blocked, switching apps would result in you seeing
Blink Comparisonis your list of open apps but not seeing the screen it's contentsMy suggestion would be to add a toggle allowing users to opt-in to this feature.
Some apps that do that have this option if examples/comparison is needed