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This is not even listed in the change-list pop-up. Whenever I see such news I end up wondering how much power these organisations wield without any or much chec
by crossroadsguy 4y ago
This is not even listed in the change-list pop-up. Whenever I see such news I end up wondering how much power these organisations wield without any or much check that even after such incidents and findings they find it okay to just remain silent about them and maybe fix/revert it or maybe not.
I was incensed when Find My Device meant either I had to turn it OFF for my devices as well, or turn it ON for everything out there including random people's AirTags. What a choice!
It sounds ridiculous, even to me, but I don't think that time is far when phone companies will hand you over to the police on a platter with all the "assumed evidence" if you happen to be near a crime scene with maybe even a "%" attached to you while police will have a version of some AI where they will feed all that data and pick a clear winner. Saving cost, time, and making "justice" productive. Yay!
WiFi was one thing I was extremely careful about where to join and where not. Unless I was absolutely sure I always used mobile data when I am outside or wait until I get back home to a known and safe wifi.
It started with Apple Wifi turning off from Control Centre meaning "it's off, but it's not really off". At this point I am really not sure what happens when I do an action (even a hardware related action) on my iPhone. Does it really shutdown? Or it does not? I think it already doesn't if Find My Device is on or something. Sometimes I switch off my iPhone and go to sleep and see in the morning the phone was waiting eagerly for me to get up and greets me with the PIN screen. It creeps me out every single time.