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The pattern of stories indicated that it was a thing that got attention, so people went digging for whatever they could find and push. You don't need a conspira
by detaro 5y ago
The pattern of stories indicated that it was a thing that got attention, so people went digging for whatever they could find and push. You don't need a conspiracy for something to get way more attention than others.
- newjersey 5y agoI am not trying to say Microsoft did anything unlawful. However, I am suspicious that these events in 2020 were coordinated. I remember we knew about Zoom vulnerabilities in 2018 as well but I rarely used video conferencing and definitely not for "daily stand ups" however, I wouldn't discount Microsoft tried its best to "educate" reporters. http://paulgraham.com/submarine.html http://paulgraham.com/submarine.html
- luckylion 5y agoWould they drip-feed what they found though? Sounds like you need some form of coordination for that at least.
- detaro 5y agoThe "drip-feed" of people finding things not all at the same time, and basing their search on previous findings?
- spoonjim 5y agoMegacorps feeding stories to journalists is not a “conspiracy theory.” It isn’t even a secret!