Market capitalization has nothing to do with profit, or even sales. It has to do with stock price, which, again, has nothing to do with profitability or any other measure of success of a company.

...or you can just use a Windows Phone and disable the advertising ID as part of the OS in the Settings menu.

Oh, then I need to do some more reading. I thought they were the same particle, just in different place at the same time.

No, once you have two entangled photons, they're in perfect sync because they're the same particle. Not at all random.

Quantum physics has proven (over a century) that photons can be entangled, meaning that two completely different photons, in different places, can instantly influence each other. Instant is a whole lot faster than electrons can move.

Also, re encryption. When photons are entangled, it can also be looked at as the same photon at two different places at one time, so there is no transfer of information at all because the data is being transmitted to and from the same photon.

No, there's no correlation. It's the same object.

Sorry, information cannot travel faster than the speed of light based on physics as we know it.

Maybe as YOU know it, but you don't understand quantum physics.

I was expecting this to be about slashdot.

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on your way out!

Is Windows really relevant anymore?

Yes, as it does to most of us who are gainfully employed.

I don't see what the big deal is. I plug my phone into whatever computer I'm sitting at. I'm at a computer for most of my waking hours.

PGP/GPG is much easier to use these days than it was in the 90's. Plugins exist for many mail clients that do the heavy lifting in the background.

Friends and family are surely tired of my tinfoil hat, they just do not seem to care about their privacy. Many say the "I have nothing to hide" line.

Slower photons in fiber optics means a slower, more relaxed pace for my web browsing.

I get a new phone every two years. I just picked up my third Windows Phone the other day. An OS, yes, I'd like supported for a decade or so. A phone? Meh. I'll grab a new one every few years, and get the new software along with it. I haven't felt like they've abandoned my phones at all.

... the oldest goatse in history.