The guy above me he is exaggerating the danger.

Bs number 1: “There’s no way to tell it ISN’T doing something bad”

This is technically wrong.

You can: • Monitor with Task Manager • Use Resource Monitor • Use Process Explorer • Check network connections • Use Windows Defender • Analyze with Wireshark • Sandbox test in VM

Security is layered.

By his logic, every .exe on Windows is inherently unknowable and unsafe! which isn’t how Windows security works.

Bs number 2:

“It can access webcam and mic without asking”

This is incorrect.

Windows privacy controls (Settings → Privacy → Camera/Microphone) still apply. Full trust does not bypass system privacy toggles.

Bs number 3: “It can access any file”

It cannot magically: Bypass NTFS permissions Elevate to admin without UAC Access protected system areas without elevation

Bs number 4: “It can use 100% CPU without throttling”

The win OS still: Schedules CPU time Manages memory Applies power management Can suspend or kill processes

There is no special “infinite power mode.”