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Come on, you've got to reference such a critique to let everyone in on the joke: https://www.reddit.com/r/facepalm/comments/11zzank/asked_on_capital_hill_does_

• guilhas 4y ago
  To be fair a malicious app could possible scan the network for tracking? Or scan for open services? As all other apps can But if that was really the case, they would be like hawks on the evidence But the way this guy delivers it is very over dramatic and unaware
  • monetus 4y ago
    I figured he had been given questions like those to ask but simply didn't understand anything he was told.
    • mrguyorama 4y ago
      Or was given questions to ask and not coached on how to ask those questions when the executive predictably waved it away. "Are you sending any info back to your servers about what else is on the local network" would have been a perfect question, with a possibly worrying answer, but now instead everyone is laughing about "hur dur does tiktok use wifi" and using a dumb person being dumb to handwave away legitimate concerns.
      • wnevets 4y ago
        > Or was given questions to ask and not coached on how to ask those questions when the executive predictably waved it away. or they purposely asked a vague question that could elicit multiple different answers depending on someone's interpretation.
• wnevets 4y ago
  I figured it was quite infamous by now.