Adam Siemiginowski ATSiem

Grammarly iOS Keyboard – Unboxing

Grammarly is a lovely writing assistant. Twenty million people use the tool across the globe according to the statistics available on the site. I use it too. No complaints, it does its job quite well, and I am a happy user. The only thing that always worried me is the Grammarly iOS Keyboard. As an iOS engineer, I know how easily you can collect different data, sensitive information, and even do not ask users about the consent. So, let's check what is inside the Grammarly iOS application.

TL;DR

Grammarly iOS uses at least three trackers (Adjust, AppsFlyer, Internal analytics)
Grammarly Keyboard has access to keystrokes, sensitive data, and able to send them over the network

Frameworks

Project: Internet Marketing

Petal Chart Template

Project Objective:

The goal for the project is to make the ideas discussed in the class real, examining them in real world context.

Project Components

(1) Overall Strategic Analysis

type below:

brew update
brew install redis

To have launchd start redis now and restart at login:

brew services start redis

	// Compile with clang -F/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks -framework SkyLight iterm-set-profile.m
	#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

	BOOL SLSGetAppearanceThemeLegacy(void);

	int main() {
	if (SLSGetAppearanceThemeLegacy()) {
	printf("\033]50;SetProfile=Solarized Dark\a");
	} else {
	printf("\033]50;SetProfile=Solarized Light\a");