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House passes bill saying ByteDance must sell or spin off TikTok or face a ban
Will this affect Telegram?I could see the U.S. government wanting to use this bill to shut it down, “because it is controlled by Russia,” when it was merely founded is owned by a Russian who is now an expat residing in Dubai. The government could then simply wait to be sued in court.
Are we heading into an era, where each nation or politically aligned bloc has it’s own firewall?
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Apple highlights device recycling, iPhone trade-in, and the removal of leather for Earth D...
Great point! From an even more removed bird’s-eye view, leather is way more sustainable than plastics. It is much more biodegradable.globby said:So, uh, what do we use in place of leather? (Plastics)
Is Apple buying into the vegan philosophy, wholesale? That certainly does not reflect the vast majority of Apple’s customers’ views.
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Amateur performers embrace VR porn on Apple Vision Pro
This is really disgusting. Yet another way to cheapen the marital act!
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Apple's removable battery standard could change device charging forever
You’re right! By what’s been happening to Apple lately, it seems like they have to open-source every innovation that would otherwise lead to ecosystem lock-in.commentzilla said:Monopoly! Lock in! -
Apple has effectively abandoned HomeKit Secure Routers
This is why I recommend to my clients more advanced, professional routers, like the ones from Netgate, running pfSense software. Combined with VLANs and separate Wi-Fi access points that allow the configuration of multiple SSIDs, I set up my clients’ main LAN, a guest network and an IoT network. Unfortunately, I am not sure, whether having full access from the main LAN to the IoT subnet and none in the reverse direction is sufficient firewalling. I would like to see Apple provide concrete guidance.
Isolating IoT from the rest of your home network is a best practice and should be standard in this day and age. Apple, let’s be open about it, so that any router manufacturer can implement these best practices without requiring certification.
