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As long as there is an always-on CPU with non-permanent firmware that has access to the microphone in my device, Fort Meade will find a way to hijack it and sub
by erikj 9y ago
As long as there is an always-on CPU with non-permanent firmware that has access to the microphone in my device, Fort Meade will find a way to hijack it and subvert this security model. I would rather not give them more attack surface.
- currysausage 9y agoIf they have come this far, why should they even bother about the “Allow Hey Siri” toggle?
- mikeash 9y agoAlways-on CPU with non-permanent firmware with access to the microphone... sounds like every cell phone made in the past couple of decades.
- tree_of_item 9y agoYeah, the situation is pretty bad.
- jhoechtl 9y agoAnd the power source is built-in with no way to detach it when you want. Brave new world