singularity
About
- Username
- singularity
- Joined
- Visits
- 117
- Last Active
- Roles
- member
- Points
- 516
- Badges
- 1
- Posts
- 1,328
Reactions
-
Ireland's Sinn Fein party says it will pursue Apple if company owes back taxes
Once again more people who do not understand what is going on.
IF and only IF the sweetheart deal Apple which gives Apple a tax lower than the normal corporation tax level had with Ireland is found to be illegal Apple then has to pay back the tax it is then classed as having avoided back to Ireland (from 2004) as it would otherwise be illegal state aid.
SF is just posturing for votes before the election as IF the EU commission rules against Ireland and any appeal fails, it would be irrelevant what any political party says they have to comply. -
Another new kernel flaw that Google won't fix for Android users prompts more switching to Apple's i
latifbp said:singularity said:You are truly living in La la land. There's more chance of Tim marrying Kim Kardashian than that happening. Your constant ramblings about the share price and loathing of Tim as a CEO has finally unhinged your mind.
Suggesting a strategy of destroying your own margins by deliberately making an inferior product and then letting others make the hardware and have all that negativity.. -
Another new kernel flaw that Google won't fix for Android users prompts more switching to Apple's i
gatorguy said:singularity said:Apparently Google will release a patch in March to fix the issue.
Who can get the patch maybe an issue
EDIT: Well gosh you're right. The "kernel flaw that Google won't fix" has already been patched, and the fix sent out to partners. Weird huh? So where did the claim Google wouldn't fix it come from?
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AdrianLudwig/posts/KxHcLPgSPoY -
Another new kernel flaw that Google won't fix for Android users prompts more switching to Apple's i
gatorguy said:corrections said:The issue isn't a specific exploit. It's the fact that it will never be fixed for most Android users, making it much more likely that over the next ?? years it will serve as another open vulnerability to exploit by local apps the user installs.
The fact that an exploit is so broadly installed and won't be fixed is a huge difference between PC Linux and the supposedly open Android, and the reaction by the public to this is that it's a problem Google hasn't address since first taking a stab at it back years ago. Switching is accelerating. This is a pretty clear trend.
Who can get the patch maybe an issue
-
Another new kernel flaw that Google won't fix for Android users prompts more switching to Apple's i
corrections said:staticx57 said:Regardless of the truth of the title, nothing in the article supports it.There's nothing controversial here, just the half dozen AI accounts created to bash articles they find offensive to their hopes.
Previous scares might have helped but a just released story?