No, it’s the opposite. Apple argued strongly that passkeys are intended to be a replacement for passwords and so must be syncable. And that’s how it’s implemented on Apple OSes. It syncs to iCloud Keychain or your password manager, and so that same passkey is available on all your devices. It’s not even locked into Apple’s ecosystem because of cross-platform password managers.
I think you described what Apple implemented for its Declared Age Range API. The API has one additional privacy protection, which is that the API only gives age bracket information rather than precise age.
You can search for your birthday tree in San Francisco here.
Well now you have the FBI’s word for it as well.
Unexpected to AI true believers.
A 4D printer would need to know the time.
This RCA message archiving feature is on “fully managed” Pixel devices, which are COBO: corporate owned, business only. You shouldn’t be doing anything personal on such devices.
There’s also “work profile” which is a different kind of management for mixed personal and work use. With work profile, the admin has no visibility into the personal side of the device.
It’s simplest and safest to follow what you wrote and never bring personal and work anywhere near each other. But there’s downsides to that, like having to carry two phones. I think there’s some situations where most people will feel safe doing personal things on a work device.
No. Fractals are self-similar at different scales. I’m not aware of anything like that in quantum computers, theoretical or actual.
Several of my top ten are from Dragon’s Lair.
Previously discussed three months ago at lemmy.ml/post/33176527. Not sure how to format that link correctly though…
[The bill] includes language that could ban not only VPNs but any method of bypassing internet filters or restrictions.
It sounds to me like I2P and tor would also be illegal.
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