my mom says it hasnt been updated in like 9 years so hackers can use insecurities they find
is this true?

endermaster3690 wrote:

my mom says it hasnt been updated in like 9 years so hackers can use insecurities they find
is this true?

Well, technically yes. Realistically/Logically, no.
It is “offline” software so a hacker using the “service” to hack you really isn't relevant. If you hosted scratch 1.4 on a public website would be a different story. Since the software has no interaction with the outside world, you should be fine. If you are scared though, you can disable WiFi and you'll be good to go.

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

Since the software has no interaction with the outside world

There is an option to upload the project to Scratch via the editor, along with mesh, but that's it.

dhuls wrote:

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

Since the software has no interaction with the outside world

There is an option to upload the project to Scratch via the editor, along with mesh, but that's it.

so i can get it?

endermaster3690 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

Since the software has no interaction with the outside world

There is an option to upload the project to Scratch via the editor, along with mesh, but that's it.

so i can get it?

Yes, but there are some limitations.

endermaster3690 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

Since the software has no interaction with the outside world

There is an option to upload the project to Scratch via the editor, along with mesh, but that's it.

so i can get it?

You can see https://scratch.mit.edu/scratch_1.4 for the installer for Scratch 1.4
You can also upload projects from 1.4 into the Scratch 3.0 editor if you want. Some blocks that have been removed in later versions of Scratch might be replaced by a workaround, or deleted entirely.