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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Maybe you want https://comma.ai/ , founded by geohot who famously made the iOS and PlayStation jailbreaks
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
I don't think https is responsible for that. Google owns the data, it doesn't matter how it is transported. It does, however, matter how it is stored (which I hope is encrypted in a way only you can retrieve it)
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Are you okay getting ads for shit holistic medication because you had a mental health conversation with AI?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
> But there are people out there (myself) that are on the opposite end of the spectrum, and we are mostly ignored by the companies. Companies just assume people only ever want to deny them their data. What? I think you're exactly th
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Can you elaborate how the other fallacies were mis-applied, please?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
I am very happy if it made a few people think and/or get upset! My comment was totally AI generated, obviously. But as you lovingly touched on, it is irrelevant :)
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Whether or not the arguments are AI generated is itself a logical fallacy. Insinuating I cannot think is also a logical fallacy. Man you guys are really bad at this.
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
I did not mention the petition. I am merely offering feedback on the grandparent's argument about Google's policy (which itself also does not mention the petition). It is absolutely a debate. Why are you here if not to debate?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Yes Google mandates a locked bootloader in order to meet Google Play Integrity's remote attestation. More generally it mandates a perfectly clean and valid secure boot chain. Among a variety of other requirements.
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
These manufacturers gladly took in AOSP back in 2011 when it was still truly a great open source project - exactly as the name should require it to be - and also when security requirements were much much lower. Of course to keep up with dev
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
It is not so simple! Play Integrity's highest level of attestation features requires devices to be running a security update which is within a sliding window of 1 year. LOTS of Android devices have not released a security update in man
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Sure tough business but, risky compared to what? Intel?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Yeah why not fund a new foundry startup?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Who is funding these crazy headlines?
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
Isn't TikTok selling ads too?
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
Implying these study apps will reduce attention spans and tolerance to frustration?
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
Why not? What's your point?
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
So you mean that, banking aside, you never had problems by not having a phone number?
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
Curious why this is allowed? NDA do not apply?
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
haven't read it but probably the former
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
> which using QUIC won't help with curious why not?
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
This is what venture capital is, why u so mad?
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
There are already phones like that. Go for it.
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
> On Linux never required Oh okay! Would you mind running a really cool program I have here for you?
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
I wouldn't tell you because I know people that pay more than your unlock businesses.
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by j4hdufd8 2y ago
It's not physically possible to buy a device you can't root. You can however buy a device that is not easy to root.
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by j4hdufd8 3y ago
like?
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by j4hdufd8 3y ago
> Before long we end up with what is seen in the Android system. Please elaborate what is seen in the Android system.
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by j4hdufd8 3y ago
Just to be clear, 96% decreased odds of cognitive decline = good? Rather confusing way to put it
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by j4hdufd8 3y ago
which startups?

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