No. The traffic goes like this:

Business/Service Their ISP Your ISP You

It doesn't matter who the business is. The issue is the interconnect between their ISP and your ISP.

Your ISP shouldn't be able to blackmail a Business into paying them, like Comcast did. In that case, Comcast blackmailed NetFlix into peering with them. This turns the above diagram into:

NetFlix Netflix's ISP/Your ISP You

Because you said so...? People have been using full disk encryption on normal drives for a very long time now without too much complains for most workloads. Something designed specifically for full disk encryption should have less of an impact.

You need an app for that?

Since when do you have to plug your iphone in to turn off find my iphone? Not in iOS 6, 7 or 8.

Try watching where your iOS devices connect to when you send an iMessage. Or use Photostream.

a 2Ghz cpu emulating a 1Mhz cpu with amazing accuracy doesn't mean a 2Ghz cpu can emulate a 2Ghz cpu with amazing accuracy.

http://jakewharton.com/android...

The word you are looking for is "abomination".

The OpenBSD group does a number of things. LibreSSL is one of them. They ask for donations to the general fund. If you like, you donate. If you don't, don't donate. OpenBSD runs a lean organization. Everything they do is open sourced and standards driven. And they make it _portable_ correctly.

If you have an axe to grind against them for forking a piece of shit code, take it and shove it.

Because emulators do not properly emulate some issues. Keep in mind, most of the time the host is... x86, but the end point being emulated is ARM.

Why does it take this much effort to explain to idiots why this is a bad idea?

Are you really equating giving your work address and your home address out as the same thing?

You obviously have evidence for this?

If you don't learn it from school, and don't learn it from slashdot, you don't know about it?!?!

No wonder all software sucks.