This was a great moment to showcase the vulnerability. Reading his own YouTube script in the live footage to prove access is wide open. Unreal!
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That wasn't a YouTube script, it was Flock's response to his previous video where they were saying their production devices were not accessible in the same way. Which is just the most powerful and hilarious demonstration that not only were they straight up fucking lying , but that they still did not patch any of the insane vulnerabilities that he uncovered.