First let me apologize for calling part of your prior response silly, and this is no excuse, I was wrong for that… but this infuriates me to no end. I’ll get to what infuriates me.
Regarding your recent response:
You misunderstood my context, I do not and will not open my work files in public because of it’s duo nature,
It’s graphic
I’m under strict NDA’s
What I was trying to convey in my post:
Apple (not me) but apple.. shows my recents files folder, majority of the apps I launch. Even with an app, that has nothing to do with my work.
Let’s say I launch an app, and within this app… I choose create a new document, well at that moment… the app immediately throws up a pop up window and in that pop up window.. my recent folders files are being exposed in this is a huge pop up window.
Also, when I accidentally long press an app, that app *automatically* reveals the thumbnails from the recent files folder in a huge pop up window, so these thumbnails are not thumbnails they’re big.
This is not me working in public, this is me enjoying my break or casual outing and want to jot down ideas or create some ar, and when the app launches, it goes right into “recent files folders” in a huge pop up window.
This is what I’m referring to. I shouldn’t have to be walking on egg shells, and this is what infuriates me.
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Regarding allowing us to hide or disable recent files folder from forcibly exposing our privacy..
Apple could EASILY:
Add a toggle button object graphic in the settings
then in xcode write else if statements providing this toggle a script
The script talking to the toggle button would instruct operating system the following
When any recent files folder is shown via the native core kernel code
and if this toggle button was activated
we hide the recent file folders with a primitive rectangle that’s black.
Recent files are covered and user privacy is not invaded.
Obviously it would be more elaborate code than how I described it, but it’s more than doable, it’s literally within their capabilities.
We can agree to disagree, but to me, this is an invasion of privacy, and apple needs to fix it.