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you can use matrix and integrate all those (whatsbook, telegram, irc, etc) into a single client. most clients have os integration and custom notification settings

not exactly. on ios it's 100% their servers with wide open data.

elsewhere if you use firefox their webnotification push servers use a e2ee schema.

also on Android apps have the option to not use google's server and pull (e.g. ntfy)

... aren't you glad you bought an iphone thanks to all that "we respect your privacy" marketing? /s

it's only for some American citizens.

i.e. currently in America. not in some secret list. etc. the usual.

the other commenter found the right source. but also, remember all DoS wich corrupt memory ARE complete compromise. the original researcher just gave up before they found how.

baffles me that people here fall for this simplistic excuse of "it just corrupt memory"

or things like "the modem is isolated from the phone". sigh. how do you think they configure your phone via a text message? the protocol is safe but the payload is crazy powerful and trivial to abuse.

no phone expects the modem to be an adversary. and every modem firmware is wide open. everyone just pretend it's not and hope the NDAs will work keeping the modem security holes from falling into the wrong hands. heh.

yeah. and the fix came on the system wide update. which does not touch the modem firmware. so they fixed the root from modem to phone end point. not the modem problem.

also, it was the first update to be delayed over 40days from the usual calendar. because the issue was seen in the wild a week before the release date so they scrambled to include a patch and delayed everything

its one example. then she list 4 others. your company probably gives you safari books and lynda... ALL of those record every single action for DRM purposes. the side effect is that now you reading list, how long, what time you read which line etc is all collected and readily available to anyone as we know what happens to all data (from marketers to gov to law enforcement etc)

it probably is, but you won't get the usual academic work for free as you get with more common platforms.

> , it can lead to complete device compromise.

lile they had on the flagship pixels just 8mo ago.

the csv google downgraded the severity because there was a work around of "disabling 5/4g" in a market that offset 3g. heh.

a rfc which simply sells two others rfc... sigh

> Center TCP (DCTCP) [RFC8257] and a Dual-Queue Coupled AQM [RFC9332]

this only exists to ask that cable modems (and maybe mobile phones?) use that too

you'd never guess: a new heater bit

both stacks were coded by broadcom(?) in the 90s, open sourced as apache license, abandoned, and recently maintained by a single RH engineer assigned 50% to it under the freedesktop org. who most change stuff so it work with wireplumber audio stuff. it got a 1.0 release recently because they fixed the new api, sill same codebase for the "actual dealing with bt radios"

i say both because most apple code is lifted from it.

this is so funny. besides the clickbait advanced year, item 1 is "decentralization won", item 2 is "decentralization had difficult UX, passkey fixed that with centralization" lol.

you are way out of date on how bad things are.

just moving sim card to another phone will completely block you any access until you "reactivate" in the majority of telcos around the world.

if you know all you can do with a default AD install, you won't even bother with dns poisoning.

are those discarded documented somewhere so we don't walk in circles?

would you fall, like you are now, if they weren't?

they are pushing really hard.

tiktok is full of "leaked" photos of some hsbc employee (just a guy sitting in a subway) looking at a PowerPoint about their btc etf.

it's such a low effort fake it's laughable, but enough for the remaining bag holders to fall.

buy the rumor, sell on the news.

repeat. and in btc case you even repeat the rumor. lol

sounds like you paid to have their spam filter look the other way for your ips

like how static.space doesn't load with js

so just a more losy Move? skip one third of the index which have low hits and reindex when location for those are needed?

why not add cargo-awesometestrunner to dev dependencies?

me too! it was practically a non profit acquiring a non profit. wild! 2022 was a crazy year.

I'm more worried when spacex "pivots" to iron dome like products.

you will get a barrage of missiles raining down from space on top of some kindergartens because the autofire ai correlated a bunch of Toyota suvs moving to the same point with terrorists

I'm still morning Tata.