alexhawdon

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   by alexhawdon 15y ago

   Hrm... I was aware of the research but thought it was just a proof-of-concept; didn't realise it was quite that polished. Even still, I would doubt whether or not your average digital forensic investigator would be using such esoteric techn
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   by alexhawdon 15y ago

   What a crap article, especially to go on here. 1. Everyone on here except the tinfoil-hat brigade know that governments can't crack modern encryption that's been properly implemented. If they /do/ have the capability then it's tucked away
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   by alexhawdon 15y ago

   Just asked them how serious this whole thing is. I'm familiar with people using weather balloons to get payloads to 'the edge of space' but have always been under the impression that getting anything into, or beyond, orbit required a very
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   by alexhawdon 15y ago

   Whilst I do agree it changes things, this type of interface doesn't necessarily rule out advertising. At the end of the day, someone needs to pay the bills. With Siri, you're arguably paying the bill when you give your money to Apple. A fu