gur48

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   by gur48 3y ago

   Many people live well and successfully, myself included, without being addicted to technology like the phones described. It's called discipline and self-control (and reading comprehension for the ToS).
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   by gur48 3y ago

   What is "reasonable" is up to the courts to decide - not your arbitrary "basic" interpretation or even so-called logic. And they have.
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   by gur48 3y ago

   Wow, you sound angry and upset. Several personal insults and as for evidence, a single "Long Island woman claims" allegation from ten years ago. Plus a political derangement twist - how exciting! It is fascinating how insecure a p
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   by gur48 3y ago

   This is beyond paranoid. It's para-paranoid. > Your "anonymized" cell phone GPS data can be used pretty easily to determine when you're not home for purposes of burglary. Please - PLEASE - find me ONE example of a hom
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   by gur48 3y ago

   The same phone you voluntarily purchased, brought into your home and agreed to the terms of service on?
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   by gur48 3y ago

   More revocations != more customers losing keys. It may just as well mean more capable audits to detect lost/compromised keys. The article also says nothing of certificate validity periods, which are critical to their lifecycle and anal
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   by gur48 3y ago

   "Rights" - even those enshrined in the Bill of Rights - are trampled on daily. Try traveling with a concealed firearm across state lines. Or telling a K-9 police officer they can't search your car after the dog has alerted. O