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Not necessarily a bad question. Could be interpreted as "does this app actively scan for other devices in the home network?".
by sureglymop 2y ago
Not necessarily a bad question. Could be interpreted as "does this app actively scan for other devices in the home network?".
- 83457 2y agoI thought that was what was meant by the question. Was it not?
- emchammer 2y agoI thought it was a brilliant question. Representative Hudson demonstrated understanding of security boundaries between Internet client-server and local peer-to-peer network use. Who is making fun of him for that question?
- qwerty2000 2y ago[dead]
- hackyhacky 2y ago"Could be interpreted" could be interpreted to mean anything at all. The question asked was not about scanning, and a reasonable person would not answer it as if it had.
- sureglymop 2y agoThe follow up clarification specifically was "is it possible then, that it could access other devices on that home wifi network?". Listen, I'm not American nor on TikTok. I couldn't care less, I just wanted to point out that this is not the best example for weird questions from that whole ordeal.
- qwerty2000 2y ago[dead]