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Apple's $111.4 billion quarter - which analysts were right and which were wrong
Not when the hands are missing.geekmee said:A broken clock is right twice a day.
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Homeland Security agency says foreign hack extended beyond SolarWinds
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Xiaomi introduces first over-the-air charging system called Mi Air Charge
Enjoy having your brains and internal organs being cooked with microwaves.
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Apple reportedly testing in-screen Touch ID for the next iPhone
I’d be OK with a pattern that would erase a locked phone, not just one finger. The chances of accidental erasure would be too great.roake said:I wear a mask all day. Face ID is great, but useless with the mask. The return of Touch ID would be SO NICE...
I would like to see security options that could allow requirements for both Touch and Face ID (and possibly passcode), combinations of these, or none of them (security off).
I also want to see a “poison finger” option where, if a certain finger is used on the fingerprint scanner, the phone is disabled and wiped.
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Petition calls on Apple to remove Robinhood from App Store amid GameStop kerfuffle
You don’t understand it? Do you understand that if you choose to use a free stock trading app, you’re playing by their rules? Use a real stockbroker if you don’t like Robinhood. I smelled the stink on their app the first week it came out. “Free” is never really free, is it?iadlib said:I don’t understand how a trading platform can limit your access to purchasing shares of a publicly traded company so long as you have the funds to cover said purchase. It’s not a fraudulent transaction and any volatility it causes in the market is up to the SEC and the markets to deal with. Only the SEC and each individual market can temporarily halt or freeze trading and only under certain circumstances. This reeks of hypocrisy because a bunch of nerds on Reddit figured out how to expose that the market is inherently a fraudulent business.
