What we've found is that popular screenshot applications blatantly expose the images you upload to them.
Here is an example using the platform "Lightshot". Attached to the post is a screenshot a user took that is hosted on Lightshot. It was found by randomly typing in numbers or letters in the URL path. I have blocked out most information because it contains information about someone's Bitcoin and Etherium wallets.
Go ahead, try for yourself below. Follow the steps:
Okay, it's obvious why that is a huge problem, especially when screenshotting sensitive information.
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I'm sorry but I find it very unfair to denigrate your competitor like this, I hope you won't be getting sued for this behaviour; you could easily say "unlike the competition, we're doing this..." without giving names; also, you should be bashing on the others WHEN YOU HAVE A PRODUCT, not just a friggin' waiting list: your product might be 10 times worse while, in the meantime, your competitor is getting bad reputation.
Very professional.
I believe quite the opposite. Users deserve to know the exact names of organizations that handle their data improperly.
That's your error: they never say the screenshot are protected or private or whatever. If you decide to share something confidential over the internet it's your fault, not the platform you're using to share it. Your behaviour is just malevolent and unfair, and againt: before you speak ill of a service at least you should have your own working platform, so far you are only discrediting someone just to increase your userbase