Same experience. Receive hot air and fluff from Google, then a few months later the head of TAO announces a "fix" to the vulnerability originally raised. Addit

Same experience. Receive hot air and fluff from Google, then a few months later the head of TAO announces a "fix" to the vulnerability originally raised. Additionally, the first articles announcing the vulnerability tried to link it to Chinese/Russia hacking. Shove that propaganda directly back at yourself (i.e., Google; a US-based company). Google left the backdoor wide open for anyone to exploit, foreign and domestic. And, it was definitely exploited by both. Google has real issues. Not sure what happened after 2019, but it's not great.