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The problem is even if the interface says it's not activated, can you believe it's not activated? When you have closed source software running on a separate chi
by turblety 9y ago
The problem is even if the interface says it's not activated, can you believe it's not activated? When you have closed source software running on a separate chip you have no control over you can never be 100% sure of what it does. Even if you trust the company completely you can't be sure there's no bugs in it. Especially if it's got a load of code your "not using" in there.
- orblivion 9y agoTo that end sure, but then this whole discussion is pointless. Right now we have a known serious problem that has a known (by someone out there) way of identifying.