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by 0b0001 7y ago
I'm not implying they are, my question was honest. I once tried to see where the binary ROM actually came from, and met an astonishing lack of information. Granted, it's a model that isn't really supported. But it felt that t
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by 0b0001 7y ago
Did anybody have a look at those custom ROMs, with sources from random repositories, modified by anonymous people, build on public build servers, distributed on random file hosting services? Are they trustworthy?
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by 0b0001 7y ago
That's not the case. SIM cards hold the permanent key for authentication and perform key derivation. Mobile data doesn't pass the SIM card; it does not perform the encryption and decryption.
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by 0b0001 7y ago
Most modern food does not pass.
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by 0b0001 7y ago
How likely is it to accidentally rip off the inner part of sockets? It happens, I know that from personal experience. But how does compare with the wear during normal use? Type C and Lightning nearly look like plug & socket components.
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by 0b0001 7y ago
You can share files with a maximum size of 100MB. And if I'm not mistaken, those are hosted and available without expiry date.
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by 0b0001 7y ago
You don't /need/ to install it on your computer. Most users won't use it that way anyway, but if you want, you just use the web interface. That doesn't even require any riddles about adding another end-to-end encryp
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by 0b0001 7y ago
Sitting down for an hour and talking about tech /is/ the barrier.
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by 0b0001 7y ago
German authorities use a phrase like "this letter was written by machine and is valid without signature".
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by 0b0001 7y ago
2G might be around in Europe for some time, but East Asia already moved on. East Asia is leading the way in regard to switching-off 2G networks. In certain countries in the region, such as Japan, Macau, Singapore and South Korea, there is
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by 0b0001 7y ago
Not sure about GSM and 3G, but 4G handsets do not transmit the IMSI during cell handover. They exclusively transmit the IMSI during 1) initial connection, that is, when you turn on your smartphone, and 2) upon request by the network. Active
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by 0b0001 7y ago
If you're talking to a person 1m away from you, both of you can whisper. If you're 50m away, both of you need to shout. It's similar to radio transmission. The closer some base station antenna is, the lower the power your sma
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by 0b0001 7y ago
It's the WHO document that keeps track of your vaccinations. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carte_Jaune
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by 0b0001 7y ago
Whenever I travel somewhere, my yellow WHO vaccination card comes with me. It fills me with some pride that humankind set up a worldwide organization to aid health of both individual /and society/. It's a good feeling to be p
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by 0b0001 7y ago
Not everybody can be vaccinated and measles spreads like crazy. If there's one confirmed infection, that person likely already spread the virus for a couple of days before symptoms occur. Besides, it's a disease that shouldn'
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by 0b0001 7y ago
I'm using Wireshark filters to automatically categorize traces (using tshark) and compile a HTML overview. “Wireshark://“ will open the corresponding PCAP then. Having this integrated in some tool would be great.
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by 0b0001 7y ago
(not US resident, but I see this trend of overthinking and filing lawsuits in the EU, too) Cases like this add complexity to society where it's not necessary. The solution is to have a society where people believe the officers, and off