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No this is because the profit incentive demands new features regardless of the privacy violations of the customer. China's faults are the same we have, out of c
by drzaiusapelord 5y ago
No this is because the profit incentive demands new features regardless of the privacy violations of the customer. China's faults are the same we have, out of control capitalism causing social harm, workers abuse, and violating customers.
This feature, and one used by many other conference companies, is for proximity detection of zoom rooms. Other implementations are bluetooth beaconing, but ultrasound is reliable and BT is often disabled by corporate security due to all the vulnerabilities it has and are constantly being discovered for.
Meanwhile the NSA has meetings where powerpoints titled "I hunt sysadmins" are a normal thing. And where your Cisco is intercepted, hacked, and shipped to you. Or where the previous president offers pardons to criminals doing his bidding and culminates with an attempt to murder Democratic senators to stay in power at the capitol on 1/6. I don't think you want to play "my country good, other country bad" unless you want to be corrected.
- wnoise 5y agoHe didn't say "my country good", only "other country bad".
- ThinBold 5y agoHe's not even saying China is bad. He's related two things that people tend to like or hate simultaneously.
- wolverine876 5y ago> China's faults are the same we have, out of control capitalism causing social harm, workers abuse, and violating customers. China also has an unelected government with a dictator for life that arrests people for exercising free speech, commits genocide, threatens its neighbors, etc. It's not the same, though the CCP loves to say it is! Yes, there are flaws in the US, but that doesn't make it the same! > I don't think you want to play "my country good, other country bad" unless you want to be corrected. "corrected"?!
- programmer_dude 5y agoProbably a Chinese shill (wumao), just ignore them.