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thrang said:

beowulfschmidt said:

If I'm sitting in a restaurant and some jerk at the next tables disables the AirTag on my keyring, I'm gonna be really upset.

Is there going to be a way to determine whether some idiot has disabled my AirTag without pulling out the Find My app?

I'm pretty sure if your AirTag is with you and your iOS device(s), it doesn't broadcast as a rogue tag for others to be notified.

I find this statement very interesting. What is criteria of rogue tag? We are talking about tagging person or person's property. It could be for bad reasons or for good reasons. I tend to follow to suck the sucker if I know I am under surveillance. Then stuff like that ultimately ends up in sewage pipes for tracking person or "agency" to keep up with the "good work". Entry into is in the restroom.

Well, first of all it is not in Google App Store yet tor it is buried under pile of other apps. Maybe it is because it has only two stars and a lot of quality issue bad rap on the store. We can agree that this should scan automatically like on iOS rather than take obsessed person to punch the button to scan every time.

Anilu_777 said:

Wonder if there’ll be a 15.1.2 update to fix this or 15.2 will be accelerated to fix this. I’d go with the former with a new 15.2 RC just out. 

You can work around it with just one parameter change and block the vulnerability. The problem is that older libraries had default value for this set to open vulnerability (JNDI Lookup).

Fidonet127 said:

Just the Java versions of Minecraft are affected. The bedrock versions are fine. So mobile, console and Win10 versions are good. There is no bedrock version for Macs as Microsoft will not allow the iOS versions to run on ASi Macs. Java versions will not cross play with the bedrock versions. 

All Java world that uses Log4J may e affected. It is not as simple. Almost all enterprises use Log4J for logging. To mimic that even .NET world used their port of it called Log4N. This is one of the most fundamental logging libraries run around the world. You will find it many more places than macOS running on computers around the world.

Just watch when it gets damaged by rogue engineers. The answer might be GitLab (vs. GitHub). Not enough evidence how people plugged bad stuff in source code on GitHub. Think twice.