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It doesn't threaten anything. As a rule, the application uses a framework or libraries that provide safe access to superglobal arrays - they filter / screen / cast data to the desired type. If you do not use this, then access the incoming data yourself, but never trust it.
I think Netbeans started swearing not "suddenly", but after you changed something in the settings.
It is also written there that it is better to use, I have already switched to these recommendations, nothing has essentially changed except for improved readability in the code.
they also added a lot of tips on Clean Code, and code formatting, for example, methods more than 10 lines are highlighted, and you can quickly format the code to a given template if you write in a team that adopts a style different from yours.
This is correct advice. An application usually has one global variable ($application) and does not need to be accessed directly.
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