i made an archery game that uses your charging cable as the controller

@rebane2001 I see on your charging cable that it is indeed a fun game

@C3nC3 @piggo i use tilt in my game too lol

@C3nC3 @rebane2001 no, it shouldn't have access at all. There is absolutely no legitimate use for this, at most gimmicks like the above, but most use ot as a data point for fingerprinting

@C3nC3 @rebane2001 websites should quite simply not have access to ANYTHING

The code can fundamentally not be trusted, ever, and as such it having access to anything is always a security and privacy risk

Also, for notifications: I've seen how a normie acts with those, they just accept everything then get constant notifications on their ssystem with right wing propaganda and scams. So no, websites should not be able to push notifications, either, because thw harm outweigh any theoretical good (oh, and I also don't truat random websites to have scripts that run all the time in my browser, even when the website isn't open, just to fetch notifications)

@reiddragon @C3nC3 imo notifications are fine (i even use them for fedi!), but the ux sucks - it should be that you have to open a menu to turn notifications on, not get an intrusive allow/block prompt

@rebane2001 это для тех у кого есть магнитный адаптер)

@piggo @C3nC3 i'm guessing a lot of it is also for PWAs

@rebane2001 dear fuck why that’s gonna ruin your phone

@rebane2001 @jmac wow this is cursed, well done

@rebane2001: Are you being funded by Big Cable?

@rebane2001@infosec.exchange interesting. but I dont wanna break my charing cable or my USB port.