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1. 31.▲
   by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 3y ago

   Rife
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   by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 3y ago

   I appreciate the responses. I'll probably go with Ting, but Efani is also interesting. By the way, for anyone in my situation who wants to stay with Fi but not be signed in to a Google Account on their device, https://www.re
3. 33.▲
   by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 3y ago

   Coming soon: AI detector detectors.
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   Ask HN: Which Wireless Carriers Protect Against SIM Swapping & Port-Out Attacks?

   44 points by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 3y ago|29 comments
5. 35.▲
   by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 3y ago

   I agree with the points raised by the article, but shouldn't there also be a push to stop cellular service providers from selling your location data? It's worthwhile to call out smartphone app developers, but ISPs can get your loc
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   by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 3y ago

   Can I pay for YouTube Premium without my watch history being used to build an advertising profile on me? I know I can read the privacy policy, but I'd be interested to see if anyone has any evidence to the contrary. Overall I think the
7. 37.▲
   by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 3y ago

   I wish employers would stop pretending the push to end remote work is even tangentially related to productivity.
8. 38.▲
   by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 3y ago

   Very cool to see. I wonder how much shoulder strength this requires.
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   by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

   I just recently went through the process of closing my Wells Fargo account and switching to a different institution. It was surprisingly difficult to open with a credit union (none that were in my region offered 2FA, and the one big nationa
10. 40.▲
    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Too much fuss for making a lot of coffee per day . . . I'm happy with my $30 electric grinder and $220 SCAA-certified drip machine.
11. 41.▲
    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Sadly, we both know the answer to that question.
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Love the reviews.
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Amazing. I'll have to keep this in mind next time I want to skip the gym . . . .
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    I'm glad I'm not the only one who found it odd.
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Every time this subject comes up, the comments are filled with people who feel entitled to watch YouTube for free (not willing to pay in attention or in hard currency). "If you don't watch to pay for it or watch ads, don't us
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Typical post from a clueless author who doesn't understand the purpose of simplification. Ordinary people don't need to care about technical implementation details, and "small bits of text" gives a basic idea of the conc
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    This.
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Interesting, do you know if this extends to consumer technology companies like Lenovo and Motorola? I find the claim easy to believe about services like TikTok, but it seems like it would be more difficult to surveil hardware customers glob
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    The cynic in me wonders how much personal data is being harvested by these private companies with the PRC's blessing. The occasional high-profile smackdown could be a tactical way of hiding that agenda.
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    I'm going to disable this nonsense the second it hits my device, if ever.
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Brave Goggles: https://search.brave.com/help/goggles
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Count me among the ones using FF Mobile. I can't imagine browsing the mobile web without an ad-blocker, and I'm happy to fight back against the browser duopoloy.
23. 53.▲
    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Will a local stub resolver respect the TTL, or are queries to authoritative name servers never cached? I know something like dnsproxy would care about the TTL, but not sure about, say, systemd-resolved. But good point nonetheless.
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Fun :). It would be interesting to see how accurate one could get the time records (I see a TTL of 1 second, but what if the algorithm for reporting the time could try to measure latency between DNS client and itself and . . . yadda yadda y
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    I'm highly suspicious of Vodafone's claim that this tracking scheme will protect user privacy. Hopefully this gets challenged in court.
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    Now I'll think twice before getting near another banana . . . :).
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y ago

    +1, was looking for this. Some of the articles are rewarding, though.
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    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 5y ago

    This was a good read, even if many of the points cover well-trodden ground. I wonder how much folks agree with "all behavior makes sense, given enough information".
29. 59.▲
    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 5y ago

    Funny to see how delusional the replies to this are
30. 60.▲
    by CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 5y ago

    I have HN on 200%, using a 21.5" 1080p monitor myself.