Does it matter?
Like, I don't expect Google to deliver patches for FFmpeg beyond bug fixes or features that directly benefit them, but that's the least you can expect.
Does it matter?
Like, I don't expect Google to deliver patches for FFmpeg beyond bug fixes or features that directly benefit them, but that's the least you can expect.
It matters to Google if they process public submitted videos using FFmpeg codecs that can be exploited.
One would expect Google to only use FFmpeg with vetted codecs and to either reject videos with codecs that have untrusted FFmpeg modules or to sandbox any such processing, both for increased safety and perhaps to occassionally find new malware "in the wild".