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Correct. They have to prove that it caused damage.
Correct. They have to prove that it caused damage.
Its Microsoft they’re not that smart.
Of course.
And yeah carrier locking is already illegal [if the phone is fully paid for].
But I can use a non Verizon phone on Verizon? Are they just trying to dissuade it because the people doing hotspot bypass are likely gonna do the research.
Edit: oh yeah ads. Of course it’s ads.
…ugh.
I’m torn. One part of me says that search engines should ignore this if enough pages link to it (maybe only indexing title). But… Ugh.
Oh right that fucking thing.
They would?? They are**
Yeah yeah I know, its just too easy to shit on Facebook/Zucc.
He probably just doesn’t want a competitor to the lizard people overlords /s.
Says the closed source everything else company?
The FCC can do anything within the law as a condition of using radio wavelengths.
If you buy a phone from Verizon its perma locked for no reason
Of course it does.
So its a service infected with malware that spread? Oof.
What’s the malware do?
Seems that way
Links maybe?
For federal employees… God I hate misleading headlines I thought they might disable the phone or have google play refuse to work with it or something.
That’s accurate.
Its done through multiple algorithms, but the general idea is to schedule calculations as soon as possible, accounting for data hazards to make sure everything is still equivalent to non out of order execution. Individual circuits can execute different things at the same time. Special hardware is needed to make the algorithms work.
There’s also branch prediction which is the same thing kind of except the CPU needs a way to ensure if the prediction was actually correct.
You’re actually already protected.
For example a polygraph can only be used with consent.