Comment deeply ironic... (Score 1) 1
It's deeply ironic that this headline appears on a page literally covered in adverts for Temu.
Submission + - Shopping app Temu is âoedangerous malware" (arstechnica.com) 1
Z00L00K writes: Temuâ"the Chinese shopping app that has rapidly grown so popular in the US that even Amazon is reportedly trying to copy itâ"is "dangerous malware" that's secretly monetizing a broad swath of unauthorized user data, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin alleged in a lawsuit filed Tuesday.
Griffin cited research and media reports exposing Temu's allegedly nefarious design, which "purposely" allows Temu to "gain unrestricted access to a user's phone operating system, including, but not limited to, a user's camera, specific location, contacts, text messages, documents, and other applications."
Griffin cited research and media reports exposing Temu's allegedly nefarious design, which "purposely" allows Temu to "gain unrestricted access to a user's phone operating system, including, but not limited to, a user's camera, specific location, contacts, text messages, documents, and other applications."
Comment the longest lived, not quite personal (Score 1) 6
1) The longest lived was a PDP11/34A. Made in the late 70s or early 80s, it was still running when I sold it in 2005. Did a couple of component-level repairs, and I reckon there's every chance that it still runs today. Not sure if it counts as "personal" though. I have a polycarbonate Macbook from 2007 still going strong, so I guess that makes the answer "Apple".
2) Self-built. From pretty mainstream components, Ryzen 5600X, Asus motherboard. It should last me at least 10 years, with maybe a GPU upgrade along the way.
Comment powered speaker (Score 1) 76
So this thing has a somewhat decent speaker... how long before we can stream our itunes music through it ? Yes, it will probably run the battery down rapidly, but it might take the prize for the smallest wireless speaker that doesn't just go beep.
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