A recent application requested permission and tried to access my clipboard. This operation is just outrageous. Why would a seemingly normal tool need to read the user's clipboard data? What's the underlying logic behind this?

Such implicit permission abuses are actually quite common in the Web3 ecosystem. Many users download wallet or trading tools without realizing what they are consenting to. The clipboard might contain private keys, seed phrases, transaction information—if these things are seen by the wrong parties, the consequences could be severe.

It is recommended that everyone check the permission list before installing any application. Unreasonable permission requests should be directly declined. Protecting your data security is more important than anything else.