Why is security concerned about which phones we use and which security is this, the TSA?
Your last 3 words would have been the correct answer.
I heard of a case where some guy, maybe a Ukrainian soldier, had his AirPods stolen by the Russians when they looted his apartment. It somehow showed up on Apple's Find My Network. The coordinates were used to send a rocket to the thief.
Sounds like good use of the $100 billion we have sent them...
Not to get political or anything, but the money is supposedly going to US companies that make the rockets, equipment, ammo, etc. Who ever assembles those munitions is probably getting a lot of overtime as are the companies that supply parts / material are receiving a nice boost in production.
Not to mention a lot of the stuff sent at least initially had been sitting around since the cold war. If we didn't use it in Iraq, we were likely going to pay someone to scrap it for us eventually. Ukraine was doing us a favor. No US soldier is going to be fighting a war on the European plain with Stinger missiles and old tanks, that's what we have an air force for.
www.bitdefender.com
Good stuff, however most non techies are gonna have a hard timeEnough said...
I agree, but when one truly understands the implications of metadata collection, it becomes more of a learning curve that's worth the effort.
Both here and there….
It's not political its factual.. War makes politicians rich.
Not new to 17 has been in iOS for sometime I learned this out by shutting it off. My phone stopped optimized and clean energy charging.
None of my previous settings been changed by iOS 17 even to the latest And current update.
Right... We are paying their government salaries and pensions and probably everything to run the country since the war started. A quick google search will show lots of articles about this.
