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EU could force Apple to share user data with competitors
Hmmm, under the GDPR, you are considered a data subject...SpamSandwich said:Sounds like data Communism.
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Billie Eilish documentary release on Apple TV+ set for February 2021
I rather liked the Beastie Boys documentary, and I'm not a BB fan (I do like some songs). Same with Eilish - I'll watch it to get her background.Expand your horizons!
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Alexa Guard Plus expands home audio surveillance for $4.99 per month
Who's watching the watchers?viclauyyc said:Now Jeff want to know what is going on your house even you are not in the house.
another big NO
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Echelon 'Prime bike' has nothing to do with Amazon, and has been struck down
Exactly what I was thinking. A 6% drop is not trivial.cogitodexter said:Part of me wonders if there was someone in the background attempting to 'short' Peloton
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5G iPhone launch unlikely to be 'massive event,' AT&T executive says
MplsP said:Well, since 5G has so far been pretty much a non-event, why should a 5G iPhone be any different?5G coverage is fair at best, bordering on abysmal for Verizon, and the performance of the 5G networks is essentially on par with the 4G LTE ones. Why should we pay extra for any of it? If and when (emphasis on the ‘if’) the utopia of self driving cars that talk to each other actually comes to pass then maybe 5G will be useful. Right now it’s all hype.As we both concluded on the same thread months ago, 5G's biggest growth isn't going to come from mobile users, so the carriers need to hype it as much as possible. And now this article shows that CEO McElfresh is "softening expectations." Don't get me wrong - 5G is impressive technology on the infrastructure side, but sadly those gains won't be fully realised by mobile users.And mmWave will work best on physically large phones due to the multiple mmWave antennas (diversity) that must be crammed in to overcome the shadowing.
