I'm not hardcore Linux, I'm anti privacy invasive software. Privacy is already at war, why are we feeding all our data to AI bullshit?

It isn't malware by design, but too much power and corruption and even the idea someone could access it from something like this is bizarre. Why you're defending it, I don't know.

Look at flock cameras. The idea to find a missing child or someone in trouble instantly is great, until police start using access to stalk women and their exes.

Monroe County, Florida: Deputy Lamar Roman used an ALPR system to track and pull over a woman he met while working security on a TV set.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Former Officer Josue Ayala was criminally charged and resigned after he illegally tracked his ex-girlfriend and her new partner's vehicles nearly 180 times. Another Milwaukee officer, Detective Chapman, was also criminally charged for using the Flock system to track a woman and placing a GPS device on her vehicle.

Software having kernel-level (Ring 0) access presents significant security and privacy risks, as it bypasses the operating system's built-in memory isolation. This level of access grants applications unfettered control over the system, meaning any vulnerability can be exploited to compromise credentials, hijack hardware, or cause system-wide crashes.

Posting this link here as well: https://nooneshappy.com/article/kernel-anti-cheat-is-an-overreach/

I will