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On darknet diaries the stories told are a little more straightforward. They just walk in to the store, steal a tablet out of the manager's hands, run away with
by jabroni_salad 4y ago
On darknet diaries the stories told are a little more straightforward.
They just walk in to the store, steal a tablet out of the manager's hands, run away with it, and make all the changes they can with the logged-in session until corporate locks out the device.
- erksa 4y agoPeople sell this as a service and supposedly have numbers on how long from a provider tablet is stolen until the device gets locked out. If I remember correctly T-mobile was/is considered to have the "longest" time from when the device is stolen, there for the most valuable.
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- yborg 4y agoMaybe T-Mo should consider using hardwired terminals again if they can't figure out how to geofence their POS tablets. This also might help with employee job satisfaction since they are less likely to be assaulted at work.