And just how do they expect to prevent people from updating the open source firmware on their devices?
this post was submitted on 09 May 2026
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It's not about having a foolproof plan; it's an easy win to spy on the 95% of people who don't know or won't bother. Doesn't matter if your surveillance network has blindspots if you can put up enough cameras.
More like 99.9%
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Somebody get me some hot sauce for all this TACO.
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