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Facebook should probably also get sued... I have trouble to believe that this was not intentional on their part since there is a setting to share or not to share your location.
I do that too (with BoA) but only for vendors that I don't use often because it is easier like that, hence I am still at risk.
Seems like it, but a Bitcoin insurance would be nice.
I'm ok, because since the last time I used it there, I probably had to change my CC# 4-5 times because of other hacks or other issues detected by BoA.
It doesn't sound simpler or cheaper to me. If you include the price of the phone, it can easily end up being more expensive. And they still have a different cost for people bringing their own phone...
FYI: I was replying to this part of the comment: "Nasa does this to some degree..."
I thought that all NASA technology was open to the public... Isn't that how SpaceX started?
that page now is 404
the main reason why I never switched to Chrome is the Google process that is always running whether you are currently using Chrome or not.. but I don't think I had any issues uninstalling it a few years ago
a combination of widi/miracast,bluetooth,wifi,etc can achieve alot of that goal but it needs to get easier to use still
I don't like that Angular makes HTML pages very much useless by themselves (content-wise without javascript)
It gets harder and harder to search for your search terms (the plus operator and quotes no longer work for exact matches for example)... now you have to be logged in, add text to the address bar or add a modified 1-click search engine to the Firefox toolbar...
They seem to be aiming for a TV-like experience by showing you whatever they want and not what you search for (maybe Google should be called an inspiration engine nowadays, for lack of a better word)
that is pretty much what Orlando just did... a taxi lobbyist made them introduce a minimum price for rides provided by Uber and Lyft that I think is higher then taxis...
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/breaking-news/os-uber-ly...
but I think that Lyft and Uber still have a chance to appeal the ruling...
" The NSA’s inspector general last year detailed 12 cases of “intentional misuse” of intelligence authorities from 2003 to 2013... "
... if you don't count the millions of Americans' phone records that were logged
And many people don't know why their battery is getting sucked dried too quickly