I can accept you received a score of four because the mod thought this was an interesting 'idea'. However it's an idea that looks to be entirely wrong.

Here's why, "The shift toward higher rates of sexual inactivity among Millennials and iGenâ(TM)ers was more pronounced among women and absent among Black Americans and those with a college education."

Here's the link. http://link.springer.com/artic....

Key word=absent. While what you think is correct is incorrect, I can see how many people are intuitively grasping at the concept.

This is the correct link. http://link.springer.com/artic.... Still just a pay walled abstract though. Not sure we can get anything else unless someone links to an archived copy of the story.

What's not to like about this?

Plenty and if you read this article in Science you'll gain some insight as to what many scientists think about it. http://www.sciencemag.org/news....

Not sure if it matters but I never signed up for an account. And I don't have any options to enable /disable the cloud sync and/or enable/disable a personalized dictionary.

I was wondering if you opened an account? I double checked by opening settings/account and got nothing but an invite. One of the linked articles implied that having an account was needed for this bug to be enabled.

If it isn't, I'll probably keep SwiftKey. However if they're leaking data from everyone or just at random , I'll be joining you in looking for another keyboard.

A quick reread might help.

The article stated that "the attack targeted state organizations and defense companies". No mention of intelligence agencies.

From the article in The Hacker News, "Once getting hold of this key, an attacker could perform a brute-force attack to grab the user password, PIN or lock, cracking Android's full disk encryption."

Why not just get the user password by brute force attack to begin with since it will unlock the encrypted files for you? I know I'm missing something. If you go through this process only to wind up having to mount a brute force attack, what is gained?

And how does this square with that. Are we to assume that an i{hone will become the judge and jury for every 'bad' decision we make? Next it will start slowing down your car if you exceed the speed limit while driving a car that employs Carplay? Or writes you a ticket if you roll through a stop sign.

This is crappy thing to patent. Apple--The new marshal is in town.

How else can you explain the overwhelming desire to be a greedbag?

Hey have you thought of getting out once in awhile. You know, like read up about who makes the top super computer? Or which country makes the iPhone? Or even which company makes arguably the best smart watch? Certainly looks better than anything coming out of the US. Oh wait, there's nothing being made in the US.

I'm pretty sure the Huawei code is open source and they do provide a direct path to unlocking the bootloader.

It's about time some of us wake up to reality. The same companies that used to make shit products in America now make shit products in China. Conversely, companies such as Apple contine to make the same quality products as before.

China will be more than happy to give you either type. Just don't go buying a $200 smartphone and expect to get an Apple.

Huawei sells at both ends of the spectrum. Let me tell you which end has the best products. Surprise! It's the high end.

In closing I would suggest that if you think that all Chinese products are crap , switch the locations you're shopping. If you still think all Chinese products are crap see an optometrist or, more to the point perhaps, open your eyes.

Uh, I think Huawei is all open source in response to spying allegations made several years ago.

So you're claiming that a wealth of products already exist "to provide State, County, and Municipalities with purpose built solutions for track and trace ('seed to sale' in the cannabis industry) "?

Or perhaps you misread the article. This isn't about software for the cannibis grower, this is software for the cops basically. This is also where Microsoft in general is gearing products for. Government and businesses.

I tried googling track and trace software and I didn't see anything except software for the growers. This ain't that. This is software aimed at making sure growers and/or clubs are correctly reporting everything so the government can take their cut.

I don't like or hate Microsoft. I just don't think about them too much. But I have to say that this software might be a big money maker for them in the future if pot continues to become legal in more and more states..

If Microsoft gets a head start on the software used by government agencies, it doesn't take a genius to see that the reports these agencies require of growers and sellers will, in all likelihood, be more easily prepared on some form of the same proprietary software. Proprietary and unique and in demand. Profit.