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T-Mobile secretly records iPhone screens and claims it's being helpful
auriconis said:twolf2919 said:AppleInsider said:So T-Mobile users should instead:
- Open the T-Life app
- Tap Manage
- Then tap the Settings gear icon
- Choose Preferences
- Turn off the screen recording tool
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Trump's 25% smartphone tariff starts just in time for the iPhone 17
zone said:kiwimachead said:Far out. I’ll always struggle to understand how north Americans voted this psychopath into the White House, twice. -
Trump's 25% smartphone tariff starts just in time for the iPhone 17
daven said:I may end up driving to Canada from Wisconsin to buy my next iPhone. No way am I going to pay the Trump Tax.
For those contemplating doing this, the issue is that US customs specifically requires purchases made outside the US to be declared on entry, as doing so in acting as an importer of goods. Lying, or failing to do is a crime. About now many are laughing at how they will find out..."I will pay by cash." Sure. Many will in fact get away with it. Still others will say "even if I get caught, I will need only pay the tariff and fine." Also likely true. However, it *is* a crime, and the US is now deporting people without due process. How will they find you? It's a transmitter, has a unique number that can be used to see where Apple sold it (Apple has records of which serial numbers went to where, and these can be obtained by the USCS.) People doing this take a big, big chance with draconian consequences if it goes wrong.
And....maybe not announce you are doing it on social media. -
OpenAI's $6.5B bet on Jony Ive could redefine how people interact with technology
netrox said:Think "AfAId" movie.
They will sell devices that always monitor what you're doing and observe your behaviors and start interacting with you to encourage you to do things.
You don't need to wear anything. Devices are always watching you. TV turns on automatically. Lights turn on automatically.
Foods get prepared with their "cooking" devices.
Cars come to you and take you around.
They function as watch dogs and alert you of any intruders.
They will interact with you if you appear bored or lonely.
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OpenAI's $6.5B bet on Jony Ive could redefine how people interact with technology