I want them to write an actual KOSA bill that would introduce privacy laws and would prevent this stuff. But nah it’s more like Kill Online Safety Act and do nothing about the real problems.

I imagine your income tax would be a efficient method just gotta time opening the genie during tax season.

who would query null users though?!

The key is to get the mortgage before then when you are null your debt will be null triggering their system to automatically send the deed to your house!

So to combat our horrible privacy culture we should name everything null…

hi my name is null, null.

I read of another it was the same physics but different scenario. I think it was like excess energy moves heavy carts up a hill. When energy is needed, these carts get released and their potential energy from hill and the basic idea of regenerative breaking to repurpose it’s kinetic energy.

Not to mention the phones still store all of the photos it took, so you could reference the original images that produced these composite images. Though I believe backups generally don’t store them all.

Read a post on here the other day someone had a few articles linking to studies that apple may not be as privacy respecting as you think. Guess custom roms are the way to go lol.

https://www.tomsguide.com/news/android-ios-data-collection

Dang man. Hitting me in the feels.

I honestly forgot what the first D was at that moment lol. While I agree it technically can be done pretty badly without distributed attacks. I read in the past couple of years of an approach attackers used was to make an application DOS itself from a single request. I think it required a vulnerability in the application in this instance though.

DDOS = denial of service attack. Attacker sends a bunch of requests overloading a service and causing other clients to experience.timeouts due to the service not being.abe.to.handle the load.

This would also hurt users that need accessibility extensions so they can properly browse websites that don’t have good accessibility features.

Unfortunately its partly why PWAs never replaced apps.

Sure is. Things like payment systems don’t require giving the stores 40% of their cut too and notifications / background / permission limits on apps. Unfortunately PWAs got the issue of harder for average user to install and thus native apps win.

Yeah it’s pretty much the same. PWAs are great when developed well and cross platform. Unfortunately they usually are not developed well and push you to go to their mobile apps.