Booourns

The blood oximeter has been in the Apple Watch for a couple years now it’s just since they stop selling old models once the new one is released is why you’ll read it only affects the two latest models.

The order is only that they can’t import them into the US with this feature enabled. The sensor is still on it and been disabled in software.

The actual case around the patent infringement is still going through the courts and if I understand correctly nothing has been decided with that.

Part of the reason they are going public is Goodknight is getting up there in years and something about a succession plan.

They ended up never rolling out the CSAM scanning implementation due to the backlash they received from it.

This is how 9/11 was a ChatGPT hallucination conspiracy starts.

I once took over a decommissioning project of a DMZ set up for a connection to a third party no longer used. Everything documented showed that all connections were no longer active.

Step 1 was to do the ‘scream test’. Some how the enterprise routed the most random traffic through there as we took offline random servers and people’s desktops. Turns out the screaming that happens is at you for making things break instead of a pat on the back for discovering bad networking.

Out of curiosity have you experienced their autocorrect on iOS 17 because that’s when they updated to be LLM based?

Years ago secret military and intelligence bases were outted based on Strava heat maps.