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by veeti 5y ago
iCloud photos are not end-to-end encrypted, Apple has full access to them. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303
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by veeti 5y ago
> Why must users suffer at the hand of a few chest-thumping devs? The only suffering here is at the hands of the Chrome developers, who apparently feel entitled to break extremely widely used features that have worked perfectly fine for
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by veeti 5y ago
It's always fun when some bog standard 2010 flexbox layout works perfectly in every modern browser until someone on an old iPhone tries it. Android has its own update woes to say the least, but at least Chrome receives evergreen update
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by veeti 5y ago
Literally hundreds of millions of people are going to make calls through Teams/Slack/Zoom & WebRTC today alone, grandpa.
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by veeti 5y ago
> Oh, and also you can just run "strings" on the DataUsage.sqlite file and find the deleted entries... Maybe they should have enabled secure deletion: https://www.sqlite.org/pragma.html#pragma_secure_delete
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by veeti 5y ago
Alexander Lukashenko received 80% of votes and anybody who claims otherwise should have their Gmail account, YouTube videos, Play Store apps, etc. permanently and irreversibly revoked.
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by veeti 5y ago
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/ > When do we share your information with others? ...When the law requires it. We follow the law whenever we receive requests about you from a government or related to a la
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by veeti 5y ago
Sorry to burst your bubble, but mainstream Linux distributions have been collecting crash reports for a looong time. [1] https://errors.ubuntu.com/ [2] https://developer.fedoraproject.org/tools/abrt&#x2
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by veeti 5y ago
How is this a meaningful distinction whatsoever? There are countless apps that allow you to sign up for an "always on" service. Should they be exempt from allowing you to delete your account as well? Or is that privilege reserved
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by veeti 5y ago
The stakes are also high for users of apps like Google Drive, OneDrive, etc. but I don't see them getting an exemption from this policy.
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by veeti 5y ago
> Play store apps, unless proven otherwise, are generally malware you carry with yourself every day, with potential access to everything in your device because the OS is nowhere near locked down compared to Apple counterpart. Do you have
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by veeti 5y ago
It's not a very good dummy then as it's trivial to detect. PoC already exists in TFA.
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by veeti 5y ago
<script>alert(1+1);</script> <span style="font-size: 300px;"><marquee>hello</marquee></span>
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by veeti 5y ago
Notice how the supposedly "quality controlled" App Store walled garden totally and utterly failed to protect its users from XcodeGhost infected apps.
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by veeti 5y ago
You can't access any random application just by sending intents. Available intents must be exposed to other apps if desired - for example, the camera app has a "show the camera for taking a photo" intent.
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by veeti 5y ago
> It's a safe assumption that the vast majority of people police deal with are criminals. And there's a lot of them. If they gave a detailed explanation of why they are under arrest it would mean a ton of additional work - whic
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by veeti 5y ago
Are you serious? It takes a minute to disassemble literally any APK with AdMob SDK and abuse their ID's. These values are not secrets. If a billion dollar company like Google can't detect simple fraudulent activity like this, how
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by veeti 6y ago
You know you're greedy when Oracle is cheaper
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by veeti 6y ago
Just release it. Maybe Valve will have to do something once folks start losing their precious CS:GO skins?
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by veeti 6y ago
Is $.02/GB egress supposed to be astounding in a positive way? That's still highway robbery compared to what you get on DigitalOcean, OVH, Hetzner Cloud... literally any provider that's not AWS or GCP. Maybe some folks have m
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by veeti 6y ago
https://archive.is/I4O0E
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by veeti 6y ago
Where does this line of reasoning end? Should we rename "master's degrees" even though there is no "slave" in this context (just like there is no slave branch in git)? I think it's important for students to tak
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by veeti 6y ago
Where is the cutoff for getting over it? 100, 200, 300 years?
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by veeti 6y ago
Because it would never happen to them, they are smart enough to name their report button however our corporate overlords want it.
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by veeti 6y ago
AWS is a total and utter ripoff compared to the price/performance, DDoS protection & unmetered bandwidth provided by OVH.
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by veeti 6y ago
They are a private organization and have a right to choose who to do business with. /s
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by veeti 6y ago
This is just completely incorrect. https://developer.android.com/training/articles/keystore
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by veeti 6y ago
How many complaints have you filed with your local data protection authority about this?
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by veeti 6y ago
No different from Google Tag Manager which is already on every blocklist worth its salt. Putting any non-ad/analytics functionality behind these third parties is a guarantee that your site will be broken on ad blockers.
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by veeti 6y ago
Coinbase IBAN transfers go through in 5-10 minutes for me, even weekends. Faster than Bitcoin!

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