Technically it was his password, that only he knew, so I'm not sure why it matters. Configuring an action (on iPhone or android) to happen on 'unlock' could perform the same wipe. To counteract that action, i'd simply need to uninstall the app, from all devices, using the Google Play store. This is currently not possible on an iPhone. I would suggest that a US citizen should be the same, by the US goverment, regardless of where in the world that person is.

I guess state attorneys general are going to lose their case against Meta and Alphabet.

Stop being sensible, there's no call for it.
For me, I've found that I can only lose weight by going on a starvation diet.

The only difference is the frequencies used and the off-the-shelf nature of the devices.

I think this is great. Now everyone can own a TSA grade body scanner, but one with no government oversight. After all, how is a person going to know if they've been wifi body scanned, or just close enough to use the wifi?

If they've got new Nvidia chips, why aren't they targeting Zelensky's bodyguards' cell phones?

Google should have simply allowed every developer to create an app store because the sooner one of them is malicious, the better.

Or its telling us that we are being way overcharged for electricity in our homes.

I think its a great idea. Once we can turn off the computers to make them die, we win.

The cost of higher education increased to absorb the money available to higher education. If the government stopped guaranteeing student loans, the cost of college in the U.S. would crash.

Every windows pc is in an office, and their users were home with their families. This means that all of the traffic was from Safari on iPhone, Chrome on android, or via one of the tvOS interfaces.

Let them keep Chrome but get all of the chromium developers and Alphabet (and subsidiaries) employees off of standards committees.

And who doesn't want softer toilette paper?

Maybe he's just a fan of Will Smith?

I think its more like The Stand.

Ólafur Waage did it better.