Face recognition is less secure than good fingerprint scanning, which includes capillary response and other non-visible checks. I'm frankly surprised it took them this long.
One of the reasons I'm at my current job, my "commute" is about ten feet and pants are optional. Working at home alone does seem to result in a high level of work place sexual harassment however...
Did no one read the permissions list the app asks for? Its really long... there is no reason for most of it, so why are people now shocked that it was nefarious? It even lists "modify or delete your storage contents" for Jobs sake.
Cause last I checked, for a cell phone to work, it kinda has to tell the carrier where they are. At least in general terms. Otherwise, it can't pass the call off to the next cell in the system.
Could be viewed as a failure on the FTCs part I guess, but does anyone have any examples of consumers being harmed by D_Link being cheap POS hardware with poor security?
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Why would we stand in line to spend money in person when we can spend less online for the same stuff three days later?
Once you're brain is full of holes, that's more or less it. There can however be preventative treatments.
It required a forward facing IR laser grid in the case of the iPhone X...
Face recognition is less secure than good fingerprint scanning, which includes capillary response and other non-visible checks. I'm frankly surprised it took them this long.
Well the pound is weak right now due to brexit, but I think you could buy more grams of lead for a pound than you could feathers.
So you're saying buy high and sell low? Let us know how that works out for you.
One of the reasons I'm at my current job, my "commute" is about ten feet and pants are optional. Working at home alone does seem to result in a high level of work place sexual harassment however...
I recall seeing a similar requirement for Java a year after it came out.
Bug status : rejected.
No worries, Trump & Co repealed the legislation that would let us file class action lawsuits against them. So Equifax will be fine.
A court order and a concerned group of parents has asked that I STOP thinking of the children.
Which other company could they buy that started with an 'L'? Lycos? Please....
Except for you.
But I'm also a bot... wait, is anyone here NOT a bot? Shesh, we had meeting about this.
You think you can block him? His style is stronger!
... to not buy it. I will be buying no Apple products that have Face ID.
It did inform users, there are three pages of app permissions. The Uber app has more or less full control over your phone.
Did no one read the permissions list the app asks for? Its really long... there is no reason for most of it, so why are people now shocked that it was nefarious? It even lists "modify or delete your storage contents" for Jobs sake.
Really it's not a massive jump from the competition. Which is not to say I'm going to buy one, but I'm also not buying a new Samsung.
Clearly they should have said there are 1,000 KLOCs! I miss the 80's computer terms...
Cause last I checked, for a cell phone to work, it kinda has to tell the carrier where they are. At least in general terms. Otherwise, it can't pass the call off to the next cell in the system.
Well yeah... standards that no one follows are worthless. W3C learned this the hard way thanks to Internet Explorer.
Could be viewed as a failure on the FTCs part I guess, but does anyone have any examples of consumers being harmed by D_Link being cheap POS hardware with poor security?
Show me where Roku can run Kodi.
ok... https://www.dailydot.com/debug... Google is hard for some.
Google, well Alphabet really, wants money. It turns out, that if you make and sell things, you can get money!
Because what you have to do if you want to go from beta to full release. You basically have to wipe and reinstall.
Thats a nice howdoyado for the people beta testing it for free for you.
If you never wipe, it starts to itch. However, in this case it's reformatting and restoring from backup rather than wipe and reinstall.