gutengel

Where are my space great AirPods2?! AirPower looks great, but it's probably gonna be $$$$

Any receiver with a 3mm headphone jack that you can attached to any speaker on the horizon?

MplsP said:

"I wish there was a way to allow legitimate law enforcement access while at the same time maintaining security."

Yeah dude, that's called a back door. If you wished so to have one, you should switch to Android or Windows phone, I heard they are pretty easy to crack by law enforcement. I wish people understood the basics of encryption, the phone is secure or it is not, there's no middle ground. And I don't know about you, but most people has pretty sensitive information on their phone, from intimate photos, finances, health records, etc. I don't want anybody snooping in it without my consent. "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - B. Franklin

Also, kudos to Ai by mentioning "criminal access" on the article. Every other publication I've seen online related to this topics says "Apple is against law enforcement and government!" making a click bait headline. Privacy is a basic human right, and I'm happy that Apple is an advocate for it. 

The only apps I ever shared my address book with was Whatsapp (before it was acquired) and Venmo. I'm always paranoid the amount of sensitive info any given app can collect just through your address book, from phone number, addresses, birthdays, etc. Glad that apple is taking a stand on this, the problem is that even if you don't share that info probably somebody with your info will...

Just in time for the death of net neutrality! Buckle up and let's see what's going to be the first abusive move and how congress wont do anything to protect the people...