You don’t need to be a peak tech literate person to have been able to accomplish this.
The level of neglect of security that was involved when creating that app should really be criminal. Door was left wide open for anyone to walk in a take a peek
You’d have to be in the top percentile. There’s definitely less than 1% of the population scouring open cloud dumps for cool little treasures. I’m pretty sure less than 1% of people would even know where to begin doing something like that. Part of the issue of Lemmy is that I think people frequently grossly overestimate the tech literacy of the average person.
You don’t need to be a peak tech literate person to have been able to accomplish this.
The level of neglect of security that was involved when creating that app should really be criminal. Door was left wide open for anyone to walk in a take a peek
You’d have to be in the top percentile. There’s definitely less than 1% of the population scouring open cloud dumps for cool little treasures. I’m pretty sure less than 1% of people would even know where to begin doing something like that. Part of the issue of Lemmy is that I think people frequently grossly overestimate the tech literacy of the average person.
https://xkcd.com/2501/
This moment when you have seen certain xkcds enough times, that you know wi ch one its going to be without even having to take a look at it.
They really do. I’m quite tech savvy compared to the average and most of what people hand wave as easy around here is way beyond me.
I wish you weren’t right, but the other day my brother asked me how to open a zip file. He’s 20.
Its just his first day. We all uncompressed a file for the first time at some point.
yeah, this is neglect bordering on incompetence. at the very least Tea should be suing the fuck out of their half assed vendors.