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This is definitely the most reasonable response in this thread.

>If you rely on bio-authentication methods, you risk your privacy especially when the master database gets compromised.

It's my understanding that these methods (TouchID, FaceID) don't actually store your thumb prints or images of your face rather they store hashes of the output. Similar to how passwords should never be stored in plain text.

As a user I'd much rather pay for a service used on my phone through Apple Pay and not have to worry about how the service is handling my card details/personal information. If I want to cancel any subscriptions I can easily do it from the one place inside my iPhone as well. I agree it's probably not worth paying 30% extra for though.

Can I sue facebook for excessive data requests?

uBlock Origin, Dashlane, Wappalyzer & NewsGuard

You missed the part where they acquired Keybase to help them build e2e encryption. https://techcrunch.com/2020/05/07/zoom-acquires-keybase-to-g...

This doesn't work without a $99 developer certificate when you get to the Cydia Impactor step

I use NextDNS, works pretty well.

I believe it's due to the DRM protection Spotify use. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Encrypted_M...

The Mastermind by Evan Ratliff

I'm not sure Google's Recaptcha is a good example. They use the same methods and their business model is using your personal data to target ads to you.

You would only need to be paired with one maid though.

Is there anything actually illegal about this? What laws are broken?

It's obfuscated to protect their source code. https://github.com/javascript-obfuscator/javascript-obfuscat...

One problem I have personally encountered is I am unable to obtain a digital form of identification while my license is suspended for a speeding offence. This is more annoying than not being able to drive as I still have to carry a wallet for the 1 remaining card I can't get on my iPhone.

>A representative for Alphabet Inc.’s Google said, “These claims about the operation and purpose of this extension are categorically false. This is a pop-up reminder that asks people to be mindful before auto-adding a meeting to the calendars of large numbers of employees.”

This sounds a lot more plausible than Google creating a chrome extension to access data they already own. This article is nonsense.

I did something similar to check if tickets are available on Resident Advisor. https://github.com/jmcmullen/ra-resell-check/blob/master/src...

You can be targeted just for ending up in a database leak.

Awesome project, nice work.

Yes but I manage my subreddit subscriptions

Ever been to Ikea?

AldiMobile is on Telstra's network too, making it the best option by a mile.

Did they look for any other file extensions or was that literally it?

What is Surfcam and where can I find out more about it?

Is giving a criminal the skills to write Malware really a smart move?

Agreed. Give me MobX over Redux any day of the week.

Vue can also be used from a CDN and doesn't require NPM.

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