That's just somebody gambling with other peoples money. That's hardly a company.

They better have their cybersecurity straight, or I would think anyone who needs goons might be a sitting duck if the 'when and where' they need guards was for sale on the dark web.

There are a lot of machines that don't meet Windows 11s TPM 2.0 requirement. Since it's not something a user can typically upgrade, Windows 10 is going to be around a very long time.

It's not a silver bullet, but Stir/Shaken does make caller ID Spoofing a lot harder. It's hard enough that, more often than not, when I get a scam phone call, it often shows their actual number. So now they have to jump through hoops to get throw-away phones, etc rather than just spoof various numbers. This makes it a lot more expensive for the bad guys.

Because I think those provisions stand in the way of warning others of a crappy company.

Where stuffy British politicians argue over what is 'non-conventional' without blushing.

And you will have the old outdated one.

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I have seen a great deal repeating, sharing and believing of these stories, I find it hard to believe that these weren't enough to sway quite a few people.

That's a pretty massive savings. here come the blocks!

Can it be done fairly and with so much transparency that folks wouldn't confuse it with censorship? It's worth trying.

Their original content is 9/10 of what we watch, without it I don't think my family would continue to subscribe. Their movie selection is pretty lousy, and not getting any better, I'm sure the stiff competition limits what they can offer.

Much prefer someone fly their drone in, than run into a building shooting, or getting shot.

Anecdotal story of one company, and likely bought and paid for by Apple. If you are really paying that much to maintain your PCs then you a bigger issue on your hands with how you are setting them up and deploying them. Since this is IBM, that is very likely the case, under the constant threat of 'resource actions' much of their higher skilled workers have moved onto more stable pastures.

This is 'almost' as bad as Sony root-kitting peoples PCs to prevent copying. Not quite as bad, but now I see Samsung in same sleazy slimy light I see Sony.