The readme suggests that Wayland users should add a udev rule to enable direct keyboard access to the user at the physical console (read: to any process spawned by the user at the physical console).

My understanding was that a major touted benefit to Wayland was that it prevents processes from being able to read the keyboard when not focused, unlike on X11, making keyloggers and such a thing of the past.

Doesn't adding a udev rule like this completely bypass that protection?