Comments by "linsqo piring" (@linsqopiring6816) on "Why the iPhone 16 Should Scare You Shitless!" video.

  1. probably they will just appear in front of you and send you to a "reeducation camp"
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  2. in a recent video he said android is getting that now too.
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  3. The one that you threw into a shredder.
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  4. Knowing all that about iphones, every time I think about how the normie masses actually believe the slogan "Iphone is privacy" there's never been more cringe inducing words spoken.
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  5.  @mxdni  I'd rather face the risk of a stolen device than the certainty of stealing every piece of data about you. A device can be replaced. Privacy can't.
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  6.  @kneel1  As Rob said maybe just don't lose your phone? I've never had a smart phone but I used to lose things on the bus like books or whatnot. Until I made a rule on the bus I never put any small objects down. And never carry a small object in a pocket it could potentially fall out of. Now I never lose anything. Common sense is so under rated and being replaced by tech.
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  7.  @michwashington  It's not hard once you make the switch (written on a linux pc)
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  8.  @drenathor  Got it. Found the wall of text 😉
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  9. I wouldn't believe any toggles.
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  10.  @cjay2  That's what I used to think until I realized that data can be saved for later and transmitted when you take it out! So theoretically a full transcript of everything you say and even some location abilities through gyro can still get to HQ from even those times when you had it in a faraday bag. Scary huh?
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  11. Makes me wonder how humanity survived for 200k years without all this nonsense. Are we so frail and afriad now?
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  12.  @DocMicrowave  Privacy phone, really old phone or no phone. These are your choices.
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  13.  @drenathor  By the way, pro tip for getting things to stay in youtube comments is breaking them up into shorter posts.
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  14. I don't care if they claim they don't look at my data the fact that they can is all I need to say no! I don't want their garbage.
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  15.  @drenathor /videos It's a lot to chew on and that's actually great! I"m going to look at it in more detail when I have more time, however just at first glance I notice something that's a huge point of concern about a lot of your counterpoints and that is a lot of them involve "turning things off". How can you ever know if you turn something off via software if it is really off? That's why I have tape my laptops camera. Supposedly there is a light that goes on that's built into the OEM circuitry but I don't trust even that for a second. And some things that people think they can turn off like GPS to hide their location is absolutely laughable. The very idea of turning spying components off is a catch 22. If you have enough distrust of the manufacturer to feel the need to turn it off then how can you trust it enough to think that it really gets turned off?
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  16. Yes, kind of. It doesn't broadcast its location just its ID but other phones report the ID and the signal strength and that's used to determine your precise location even while the phone is off. Also he's talking about a concept he's detailed in previous videos that after the AI finds a hit on something the government told it to be looking for the phone could report back to headquarters about it through the mesh network, that works even when the phone is off.
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  17. I think it is a very compelling argument that if China allows iphone there must be some privacy violations going on. Also that is proof of concept right there. The only question left is the degree to which western governments do it as well. Ask Edward snowed in.
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  18. Not for a million dollars!
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  19. You can have your for show devices and accounts to signal to them you are a normie while doing your real activities off it.
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  20. Some of the censors still work, like sound and gyro!
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  21.  @drenathor /videos "almost everything he said was wrong " lol , like what?
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  22.  @drenathor /videos Thanks for the in depth reply I never got lol. It's too bad because more depth is exactly what I'd like from your latest response. For example "some of the settings he said you can't shut off you actually can and he was just wrong about that." Oh yea? Which ones? "Some of the things he said are tracking you are opt in only accessibility features and 99.9% of people will never even encounter them. " Again, the specific ones you're talking about would be useful. "he was completely wrong on how Apple planed to look for CSAM as well as his coverage of mediaanalysisd." In what way was he wrong about it? I am a big fan of Rob's but I also am a big fan of critical thinking so I don't blindly accept what anyone says about anything, but that also includes people that disagree with what he said. So if you can provide specifics I'm all ears, so to speak.
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  23.  @drenathor  An experiment to see if I can lead someone to that comment &lc=UgzzRL4k7uTdurQbZyl4AaABAg
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  24. I think they have insiders in the supply chain of many products to inject back doors for Israel into the code.
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  25.  @dimtgco1428 /videos " I guess the phone is never really off. What if the battery goes dead, then what? " Even more bad news. It's possible and it's been done to draw power from ambient emf such as radio station broadcasts and cellphone carrier waves. BLE is extremely low energy consuming.
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  26.  @geniferteal4178  they are trying
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