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Professional is a rather broad term. Do you work in ITSec or at least some related field?

• pnutjam 6y ago
  dollars to donuts, app developer or db admin
  • UncleMeat 6y ago
    PhD in CS from a top five program, specializing in mobile security. My day job is similar. Why is it so hard to believe that people can be different from you?
    • pnutjam 6y ago
      so you work in infosec? or I'm right about your day job. Education to a Phd Level implies some serious specialization. You say "mobile", but those best practices move pretty quick and yesterday's degree doesn't do much to confer today's knowledge. I know everyone has a different comfort level, but if you have an infosec background you have to admit you're giving away alot of information and potential control. Maybe you're ok with that.
      • UncleMeat 6y ago
        > so you work in infosec? Yes. My daily work is on vuln detection. It's true that the field has moved since I graduated. But I still attend conferences and engage with academics for recruiting purposes.
• UncleMeat 6y ago
  I work specifically on mobile security. I have a PhD in CS, specializing in mobile security.
  • pnutjam 6y ago
    On the supply side, with a vested interest in people accepting these sort of devices?
    • UncleMeat 6y ago
      You just keep looking for reasons why I must be ignorant or lying. I have no interest in trying to sell smart speakers. What other information do you want?