Firefox + ublock origin would be your best scenario for privacy and security. Privacy because all these ads track your page loads and attempt to generate a unique id for your browser based on your loading time of certain pixels, and security because nearly half of all ads (and more than half of all links on google search and nearly all ads on google search) are viral loads just waiting for an accidental click.
trackcharlie
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Adblockers or torrents mate. I've not seen an ad in over 18 years.
So, rather than hold automakers accountable for not having proper and effective security practices you focus on a tool designed for security professionals.
This take is so unbelievably brain dead I'm surprised these people are able to breathe without machine assistance
How these companies don't realize these incompetent decisions push formerly paying customers into piracy is actually beyond me.
Do every c-level employee in these companies have brain damage?
Are you being intellectually dishonest or are you actually missing the point?
I seriously can't tell.
For reference, Russian hackers 'steal everything' and have agents in every country. Using a stolen UA credit card to purchase access to spacex sattelites and then insuring the direct operator(s) stay in UA as an intel relay is not difficult.
And these companies will pay a small fine and continue doing it anyway
We could have a functioning cold fusion reactor tomorrow and it'll never see public use because the pieces of trash that run the oil industry still have an iron grip on all the politicians worldwide.
I was more referencing the fact that there's a significant problem in china with the misappropriation of funds and replacing of real components and equipment with fake or non-functioning components and equipment.
US has regulatory bodies that (sometimes) work on their own, China has regulatory bodies that only work when the state notices something is wrong, and by that time it's too late and several billion yuan (RMB) deep.
It's not as though there's an intended malevolence to the people by the CCP, it's just that their organization structure and manner doesn't allow for a lot of autonomy and requires direct orders to go into action.
Can't wait to see this do literally nothing to curb the problem while also insuring people using AI for legitimate research get fucked by morons that don't understand the technology.
There are already laws against slander and revenge porn, and these images would fall under both.
This is a ridiculous propagandist article.
I doubt it, I've no interest in discussing the matter with someone who clearly doesn't keep up to date on architectural issues within the mainland.
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I definitely agree with you but I'm not sure how far they can take this in an economic situation that is currently devolving into a major recession and has all the macroeconomic factors of an incoming second depression.