applguy

Hermès. Is it so difficult to spell it correctly?

Happy_Noodle_Boy said:

Which game that regularly play on your Apple TV is impacted by this? And as a long time gamer, do you honestly only play with the Apple remote? You don’t have an XBox or PS controller?

I’m also a long time game since the Atari 2600. The obvious Apple TV games impacted are Tennis and Bowling. There is also a decent pool game, Cueist. Different driving games and jet ski style games. A really good game is Galaxy on Fire playing at 1080, 60fps. 

mike1 said:

"Highly specific circumstances" is definitely an understatement.

So, a hacker would have to wait around for two people to decide to AirDrop something, then in the seconds the share sheet is open, perform a "brute-force" attack.

And the most they can get is a phone number or e-mail address?!

One would have a better chance of winning the lottery than falling prey to this.

My first thought reading your comment is could someone be lured into sending or receiving an AirDrop. But at that point you're probably talking to the person and could just ask for their phone number and email.

Spotify has a web player. The simplest reason they have an iOS app is access to Apple customers. 

Exactly what any normal person would do when a package falls from a truck in front of you.... Open it to see what’s in it. The shipping label must have been damaged rendering it unreadable.