- take a screenshot
- record the screen
- capture audio output and input (microphone)
- use and record the camera, if present
- read almost every file
- write and delete most files (excluding some OS-owned ones, without elevation at least)
- capture mouse and keystrokes
- use the internet without too much restriction
(Tbf, it’s mostly the same on Linux with X11/Xorg, but at least there’s more/better sandboxing and packaging like flatpak - and Wayland).
MacOS, AFAIK that is, is leading the way in this regard .
- take a screenshot
- record the screen
- capture audio output and input (microphone)
- use and record the camera, if present
- read almost every file
- write and delete most files (excluding some OS-owned ones, without elevation at least)
- capture mouse and keystrokes
- use the internet without too much restriction
(Tbf, it’s mostly the same on Linux with X11/Xorg, but at least there’s more/better sandboxing and packaging like flatpak - and Wayland).
MacOS, AFAIK that is, is leading the way in this regard .