Was it on FDA time? If so its their data. Was it using FDA computers? If so, its their data Was it using FDA networks? If so its their data
Its pretty simple: if its not your time/equipment, its not your data and it is owned by your employer for and they have a right to monitor/record/restrict it all.
Is it going to magically sync all your different data together so you can access it all the time?
Mine does. But then again, i run my own services at home, and do a regular sync to an off-site data store for backups, that i also own. ( in another state, just in case )
None are reliant on a 'free' storage provider like megaupload or some other such unpredictable system.
To me all 3 qualify. At the very least if you are going to narrowly define it, at the least the iPad is.. iPhone should be. iPod, depends on which one. A classic is an embedded computer, a touch, well, its a computer too...
Perhaps they don't care either and want to have some sort of online 'cloud' mail offering too. Donno what they might call it, how does "hotmail", or "Outlook web access" sound for names?
Kidding aside, they don't really care about competing mail systems, never really have.. They want to make using them 'less optimal' so you move toward their offerings instead, such as exchange.
I think a page saying you have a security problem on your PC and to please call us would make customers happy.. "they care about us" I know they don't really, but it would make many feel that way.
Id prefer to have 2 devices over the 'boss' having access to mine, in ANY manner. ( even active sync which gives them far too much control over MY device )
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No, as they used to respect the privacy of the honest citizen.
Was it on FDA time? If so its their data.
Was it using FDA computers? If so, its their data
Was it using FDA networks? If so its their data
Its pretty simple: if its not your time/equipment, its not your data and it is owned by your employer for and they have a right to monitor/record/restrict it all.
On my apple ( which no longer has a sim card ) turning on flight mode only disabled the cell radio, and wifi still runs.
Turning off may not be enough. Pulling the battery, would be. Or a 'Faraday' bag in your car to drop it in
I could be wrong, but it seems his "writings" are getting worse and more convoluted as time goes on.
Not making a moral judgment on copying here, just commenting on RMS's statements...
So RMS says its ok ( even to the point of being encouraged ) to copy another person's copyrighted material, but don't you dare violate the GPL..
Sounds contradictory and some what hypocritical to me.
Wasn't debating the value of their offerings, just that it is their end goal to lock businesses in as much as possible.
Killed any interest in it for me.
Is it going to magically sync all your different data together so you can access it all the time?
Mine does. But then again, i run my own services at home, and do a regular sync to an off-site data store for backups, that i also own. ( in another state, just in case )
None are reliant on a 'free' storage provider like megaupload or some other such unpredictable system.
While a nice goal, its not a good definition of a computer if you ask me.
A ECM is considered a computer by nearly everyone. But its not 'open' in the slighted. ( or the billions of other embedded computers.. )
Mainframes are considered computers, and if you just a user, you get no choice. What about a network switch? Yup, its a computer too.
What is the definition of a computer then?
To me all 3 qualify. At the very least if you are going to narrowly define it, at the least the iPad is.. iPhone should be. iPod, depends on which one. A classic is an embedded computer, a touch, well, its a computer too...
Doesn't this question get asked here like every other week now?
Perhaps they don't care either and want to have some sort of online 'cloud' mail offering too. Donno what they might call it, how does "hotmail", or "Outlook web access" sound for names?
Kidding aside, they don't really care about competing mail systems, never really have.. They want to make using them 'less optimal' so you move toward their offerings instead, such as exchange.
I think a page saying you have a security problem on your PC and to please call us would make customers happy.. "they care about us" I know they don't really, but it would make many feel that way.
Torrents != virus.
The big deal is they are keeping infected computers online.
These should have been cut off day one, with a message 'call your isp' and allow NO other traffic to protect the users data.
Screw you and your class warfare.
1 - is the economy
2 - people have finally figured out that they don't really need to participate in the upgrade treadmill.
Id prefer to have 2 devices over the 'boss' having access to mine, in ANY manner. ( even active sync which gives them far too much control over MY device )
Not always. Some states do worry about technical merit.
On top of streetlights perhaps? Hard to get up there without getting caught and will increase range being higher off the ground..
Lights already have power, and many have some sort of network connection for monitoring...
Unless you are sitting on the tarmac..
This stuff never goes away. it sits and waits until the citizens blink, then its too late.
if it has been wiped recently
Ah the wonders of hidden encrypted partitions and VM's...
I knew that this sort of ruling would eventually happen.
Doesn't bode well for people who have their wifi cracked ..