Oh yeah, classic
Missiles?
Look, I'm not trying to say there aren't real security/privacy issues that aren't being exploited right now, my citation needed was regarding this comment:
The silicon probably has the ability to live stream all sensor data directly to the NSA using the fanciest ML compression technology lmao.
The articles you linked are real issues that have been documented, OP was arguing that Google phones specifically are bad because of this statement they pulled out of their arse.
- Applies to every phone, smart or simple, can be combatted with a £5 Faraday bag
- That is about monitoring by your network, nothing to do with the phone manufacturer really
- A ten year old article about Samsung phones
- An exploit affecting lots of phones that seems like it was fixed
So a few interesting points, but nothing even slightly like what OP was suggesting.
I've not really thought about it before, but he really is trying to make himself the centre of attention. He's always making statements, handing out medals, being seen on the grid with the drivers. I couldn't even name another FIA president except Max Mosley, and his complaint with the British press was that they talked about him too much!
Citation needed. I get that it's healthy not to trust anyone, but with the amount of security research that goes into these devices if something like that was happening then we would know about it.
Well if you want to pay me not to play it I'll take a cheque
Nobody's talking about the real cost, cool tech startups that made their name around a fancy .io domain name!
I've played several TTRPGs where I died in space but not that particular one. Similar vibe to this?
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Was 10 actually alright early on in its life, or was I just unaware? I don't remember any of the advertising and spyware crap back when I first upgraded from 7.