#158473 will add the SensitiveContent widget to the Flutter framework that will allow the screen to be obscured during screen share to help prevent security vulnerabilities caused by sensitive information being projected. We should determine which Flutter widgets would benefit from using SensitiveContent under the hood by default to obscure the screen when they are used, then add SensitiveContent to their implementations.

Running list of Flutter widgets that may benefit from an implementation with SensitiveContent:

• TextField when obscureText is true
• A TextField with particular AutofillHints set (like birthday, password, fullStreetAdress, etc.)

Please note that as long as #160051 is still open, if the screen obscured, it will continue to be obscured until the widget that is implemented with SensitiveContent is disposed.