Sam Clemente

@TwilightKiddy I can see how you can get there, but the MITM would need to know the hashing algo, you can’t *really* just un-hash something, at least not reliably

But your original statement was that the hashing was the privacy violation, and that’s the part I took issue with, hashing is a generally accepted security measure, it is not inherently a privacy violation

@TwilightKiddy @prousername bro really said hashing is a privacy violation??

@DirigibleProtein @Nunar kids are assholes, some adults act like children, it’s inevitable

It’s not because the bubbles are green, it’s not because SMS is bad, it’s because people suck

@fuckwit_mcbumcrumble @AProfessional windows

@simplejack @AProfessional no you have to stick to the “this one company doesn’t sell as much as all of the other companies combined” view of it

because

@neme I like how the devs were like “eh, it’s not even that good of an app, whatever”

@ramune @chiisana I don’t think a little sphere on my phone is signaling that Apple is getting into defense contracting

@FarraigePlaisteach nuance is not inversely proportional to market cap

@FarraigePlaisteach 99 times out of 100 the reason phones are getting slow is not updates, its a failing battery

Hold corporations accountable, but also don’t just shit on things to shit on them, device support isn’t that simple

@FarraigePlaisteach @return2ozma 5 years is way longer than most people keep their phones, and it’s also “at least” Apple has been known to push updates to older devices way past that

An update to iOS 15 came out not too long ago iirc

Plus there are so many variables that go into whether a device will be able to actually run a particular version of software so giving a hard commitment at all is going to be conservative

@return2ozma committing to a number of years of software updates is…odd, not necessarily in the sense that nobody else is doing it, but in the sense that there are so many variables that go into whether or not a device will be supported on an update it’s actually kind of hard to set that kind of deadline and truthfully stick to it

The same with the claims from Google and Samsung: I’ll believe it when I see it (after all, remember PixelPass?)

@DJDarren @dustyData I used two generations of this thing and it was…bad

@DJDarren @dustyData this?

@misk @yesman also you get three options: pay for news, get predatory ads and unreadable websites, or state funded media

Scummy fourth option is Adblock

@DavidGA @AusatKeyboardPremi hush, you, this is Lemmy, where we get mad at anything and everything and ignore any appeal to reason because we just want to spend our time yelling at companies instead of dealing with real problems

@ozymandias117 I see now

Then how would they be training AI on it? If they don’t have it? If it’s on device what’s the problem? Deleting a photo doesn’t wipe the bits to 0, it never has

@Valmond @ozymandias117 oh so we’re still doing the baseless-accusation-without-knowing-how-it-works thing?

They keep deleted photos for a time in iCloud in case someone comes looking for them

Every cloud storage provider does it, every mail server does it, it’s incredibly commonplace

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@Screemu @dohpaz42 this is most reactions by techies to anything a company does