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  • Will existing devices continue to work "forever" or must we add them to the graveyard?

  • The apps of the three big European banks I have banked with were able to detect magisk and refused even when on the whitelist.

  • Didn't work for me on a Samsung S6 or S10. Maybe I will try again some day but for now it's not worth the risk of never being able to go back, thanks to the Samsung physical one-time fuse.

    My next phone should be a Pixel with Graphene...

  • Oh right, I completely forgot about the separate device that you have to plug into your computer and then also plug your card into the deviceand then enter your pin. It's almost as convenient as having the phone app!

  • Eupean banking apps refuse to launch on unlocked phones. And you need said banking apps as mandatory 2fa to log into your online banking system.

    So in EU you gotta choose between banking and rooting.

  • Amazing. One person asks a really good question, another comes up with the really good answer. I love it!

  • Only if you use it currently. Otherwise no worries.

  • People are sheep. Yes we are doomed, but most are too blind to see it.

  • "I still miss my [wife|president] but my aim is improving"

  • Did you just have a stroke? What the hell are you saying?

  • Systems in scope include Windows hosts running sensor version 7.11 and above that were online between Friday, July 19, 2024 04:09 UTC and Friday, July 19, 2024 05:27 UTC and received the update.

    Definitely incorrect. My machine was powered off by physical switch at that time. It was powered off at 17:00 the day before and powered up at 08:00 CEST / 06:00 UTC and promptly bluescreened.

  • Not gonna lie, you had me in the first half, bro.

  • I can't see videos. Fuck me, right?

  • Good, but why does it have to be video? Blog post or something I can effin' READ.

  • How is that even legal. Smh.

  • In the corpo that I work in, we had about 3000 servers down, plus probably twice as many workstations including laptops of remote workers. Yeah, fun!