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I'd love to see a definitive source one way or the other... But your point seems to be "all sources are wrong" so I'm not sure what to do with that. I certainl
by methehack 13y ago
I'd love to see a definitive source one way or the other... But your point seems to be "all sources are wrong" so I'm not sure what to do with that. I certainly have no reason to believe some guy on hackernews (i.e., you) more than the findings of a federal judge and his staff. So, at this point, I have something like "accepted opinion" and "doubt" -- i.e., unless you can cite or explain something.
In this case, the ideal source would explain why this is so frequently misreported, not simply assert that it is always misreported. Also, it would explain why it was an impossibility.
- kllrnohj 13y agoDefinitive source is easy as shit - power off your phone, then see if it's drawing any power from the battery. If it's not, then it can't be remotely activated. Period, end of story. That's just flat out not possible. If we had the technology to receive wireless signals without using any power our cell phones would have batteries that last for weeks instead of a day.