This is why I don’t mess with Bitlocker. Would love to for the security, but I don’t trust myself nor MS to not screw me over in situations like this 😂
@@cancelhandles Thank you for validating my suspicions of it, man. I shall continue to avoid it and rely on my NAS as my secure backup. I have a big ass magnet for the day I need to truly kill my system, no need to expedite the process 😂
READ THE EDIT @@mxmobile5619 Thanks to my hard drive, still sitting around somewhere, which effectively died in 2018 because it holds the only remaining copy of thousands of my old files, albeit encrypted with little hope of recovery thanks to the damaged Bitlocker Metadata. EDIT: I had the recovery key. It didn't help. If you're going to bring up the recovery key, you've already lost and I'm no longer interested in explaining that to each individual. There are SEVERAL copies (yes, copies) of me explaining that the recovery key DID NOT HELP in my case. Find one.
People are worried for more reasons than that. This just proves that even if the intent of the creators was 100% pure and unbiased, it would still be bad.
I don't think child sexual abuse is widespread enough to warrant automatic detection and report to authorities. Also, most pictures of naked children are likely either children's medical problems or parents thinking their baby is cute. I think all our parents have some of those embarrassing photos.
Next when they brainwash people to thinking anything to do with republicans is evil, they’re going to flag you for having a picture of you at a Trump rally and now you’re a domestic terrorist and on a no fly list and social credit will tank. These are good times we’re headed in
@@DailyCorvid I got news for you: all your data ends up in a foreign data center. It only depends on whether you chose the data center or your ISP chose for you.
@@DailyCorvid exactly, yet isheep keep suggesting the opposite! I mean unless you haven't used a smartphone b4 (child, some less developed countries, other reasons), then yeah but most of population has been online for years and every day they give away more info (I mean apps/websites find a way to take more)
We shouldn't be so harsh on Apple... after all, they need to be able to earn their money in China, so their leaky VPN is expected and desired behaviour 👀
I'm sure it is patched in Chinese only version because ccp also uses the same iphones. Govt care more about their data than their citizens when it comes to privacy. But the question is imagine installing tiktok on your iPhone and it being still able to track your cellular IP while on VPN how nice of apple to give user IP data Of USA and various other countries citizens to Chinese authorities. 😵💫
@@rapiddu6482 The Chinese government shouldn't care that their real IP address is showing, but they would care if their citizen's address were instead.
Yeah. They need to earn money so they can pay the Chinese kids they enslave and force to build iPhones for them. And that IS true. Apple got accused of it and admitted to it. It's been on the news. Apple runs a Chinese slave camp.
I remember when apple and google said they would start scanning images to "protect" children and that it couldn't be misused or cause false positives. Looks like that worked out great.
there are a big difference between Google and Apple, Apple just wanted to check those images what stored on icloud, so they just don't want to store your illegal images on their servers, the MD5 what they wanted to check is like the plate number on cars, a very unique id for each file, and they only wanted to check those.. But Google actually scanning the images for years.. or do you think the show similar images picked manualy for humans to categorize the images..? they are not just scanning once, they are also saving the result in database for later usage..
@@MsHumanOfTheDecade so you say they will do something similar like google with the show similar images.. what a pity to blame only one of them for this.. just because on of them try to be honest and the other do that in the background, you only can notice one of them..?
I'm lucky. I had a whole campaign to manually store keys for our hundreds of devices from June. Because Microsoft's E3 is absolute shit at synchronizing properly when onboarding devices so I learnt the hard way when a few codes weren't available as a result. Spent the entirety of last week sorting this issue out. Granted, we have had just as bad issues with our Dell Encryption which we recently moved away from.
Is Apple going to sell replacement displays, or replacement top cases? It's an important distinction, as by selling the entire top case they're selling a substantial number of extra parts that are probably still perfectly usable on your existing device. It's a question worth asking because that's also how they pad the bottom line on their own repair services as well.
The program only exists to gaslight the lawmakers into thinking that we don't need right to repair. It's not supposed to be good. They still want you to just buy a new device.
Apple only offers hinge up display replacements. And as for the top case, it's always going to include the keyboard depending on the model, it may also include the battery, trackpad, and or touch bar. I can't see them offering different parts from what they offer to authorized repair services.
Apple gotta Apple. Will they sell you just the part you need? Of course they won't you absolute Donut lol they don't even give you a charger with your $1800 iPhone that's identical to the one you just traded in for $500 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@10-volt LOL!!!! Which proves my point. People who have iPhones have no clue about the cost of it, and they don't care because they want 6 months of bragging "I got the new iClone!" Here is why EVERYONE pays $1800 AT LEAST! ... £43 per month over 36 months, which is the minimum contract where the handset is "free" ... With standard inclusive minutes and texts and a measly 3GB monthly data : * £ 1 5 4 8 ! ! * oh yes a bargain... By the time you have paid that phone off, that's if you didn't break it lose it or have it stolen .... You will have a 3 yr old phone that's slow as shit, doesn't work with your modern apps - has zero bragging rights, and to top it off is worth £400 traded in AS NEW (so no scratches damage etc). £1548 = $1836 = The MINIMUM cost of the iPhone 13. 3GB of data is barely enough to service Facebook messenger and visual voicemail, so really you will probably be spending another £6-10 a month on more data. You will want Ear Buds which are £170 since there is no headphone jack anymore, a case to protect the flimsy ass screen that's another £30 ... And finally you gotta buy a charger cable and block since the stingy gits no longer include on in there for your £1500... MINIMUM cost of iPhone 13 = £1500 ish NORMAL cost of iPhone 13 = £2100 ish UNLIMITED tariff iPhone 13 = £2350 ish BAAAAAAHHHHH 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
If you really want to sue Sony for something, their memory cards on the PS2 might stick. They used "MagicGate" to prevent third parties from making them, and then charged $50 for 8 MB cards when at the time that could buy 64 MB USB drives.
*Which part of that was illegal?* It's no different to your coffee machine only taking it's own brand capsules, or dare I say it - Linus selling a £4 tshirt with his face on it for £30!
@@DailyCorvid Your coffee machine rejects third party capsules? You have grounds for a "tying" lawsuit under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act or Articles 101 and 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. Good luck getting anyone to enforce it, because hey who follows laws, but it is 100% illegal.
@@DailyCorvid you don't think their should be a standard coffee capsule? Are you an extortionist exploiter? Or course there should be standardisation. They reduces cost, waste, increases competition, gives consumers more choice. What if the brand you choose goes bust in 2 years of changes the shape? Since Sony tried to rip everyone off with the anti-SD card 5x more expensive scandal decades ago I've not bought anything Sony. Needed a TV, got a Panasonic. Needed another TV, got an LG. Needed several smartphones, anything but Sony or Apple (exploiters, anti-competitive, communist). Needed a new hi-fi, Marantz, Denon and Panasonic. They should put ripoff scum in prison because they try to steal from the whole country or even planet. They commit treason against us all. Not enough that they are fined €500 million. Put the execs and shareholders in prison. PC parts are standard. Increases competition, reduces waste, efficiency, everyone wins. Look at Apple ripping off their sheep with over priced cables etc. Whenever I see someone with an iPhone it's a sign they're crap at tech or don't mind being ripped off, or both.
@@Google_Does_Evil_Now I get your general points, but I'd argue that standardising a coffee capsule is extreme. First, who would make the standard for a coffee capsule? Second, who would open source the standard to make it available to everyone? Third (probably not applicable but still), who would update the standard when the next big thing in Coffee comes to fruition? With memory cards, sure I can see why that's worth arguing for... but I'm being pedantic. Also "Whenever I see someone with an iPhone it's a sign they're crap at tech or don't mind being ripped off, or both." is a gross miss-simplification, as there are some things on iPhone that just blatantly work better than on Android... not enough for me to switch to iPhone but the argument stands for some people. Also yes now I'm being extremely pedantic, sue me.
Right? Finally it's not only for the privileged few who go through "conversion therapy" or the "clinically depressed". "What do we want?" "Electroconvulsive therapy!" "When do we want it?" *bzzzzzt*
It never really left. Science just figured out what it was effective at actually treating, then tuned it to be more effective and less barbaric. It's now called ECT. This is, by the way, the history of pretty much all modern medicine. Some shaman, humorist or snake oil salesman, against all odds, accidentally stumbled upon some wildly improbable treatment that *actually worked*, and millennia later science may have devised theories as to the mechanisms behind it, but mostly the treatment protocol has improved by nothing more than centuries of empirical testing.
@@lanye2708 "Typically, 70 to 120 volts are applied externally to the patient's head, resulting in approximately 800 milliamperes of direct current passing between the electrodes[…]. However, only about 1% of the electrical current crosses the bony skull into the brain because skull impedance is about 100 times higher than skin impedance." That sounds like a "weak current" too, yet it's the definition of ECT.
The Clip Studio drama is even worse than it seems, they're basically charging you a subscription model to access updates *after* you paid for a full license
Well yeah. You are paying for updates. Thats pretty fucking normal. And frankly, how it should be. You get what you pay for. And then to get the work they do *after* of course you pay more. Thats the only reason update exist. Its better then being forced to pay for updates you don't use. This is done the right way.
@@Wylie288 yea really, CSP announcement was very poorly worded, and people freak out before reading the full announcement you just pay for a licensee like always and you get the program with the known features, and updates for stability and security, and you can pay a subscription for additional features, would like those to be single pay but is not as bad as people say sadly no direct way to upgrade form V1 to V2 without subscription, but with how reasonable CSP pricing is, is not that big of a issue really
Turn off BitLocker unless you know what are you doing, folks. I used to do supports for technical Windows stuff, and it was painful to see people having the issue.
I was using the Outlook app on my phone, but it was consuming more storage than I had so I switched to a FOSS client (which was a bit of a pain to set up, but I got it working eventually) and thank goodness I did. I'm surprised to see the CSP news here as well, really caused and uproar and gave alternatives a lot of free advertising, particularly Krita, the FOSS drawing program that's really good.
How did you configure a non-outlook client with outlook mail? I tried to set up my university email that they migrated to microsoft in K9-Mail but I couldn't. I even called microsoft and asked them about smtp and imap configuration but they were just confused 😂. I would be so happy to move away from the outlook app.
Surprised to see news about clip studio, it's nice that it got shown here, there's a microscopic chance celsys will change their idea because of larger amount of people talking about it, big thanks fellas
As an artist I hope they will change the final decision because I don't plan on buying a subscription for a program I already have, personally there haven't been much useful content in recent updates which makes me more sure I'll just stay with the last free version for me and not plan to update to a subscription plan
@@raspberryquake935 everyone missed the point. you get to keep your version forever. and when the next major update comes out, you can buy a license for that one IF YOU WISH. its like Photoshop CS3 and Photoshop CS4. Celesys was most likely not actually bringing in profits, because everyone and their dad pirated their app, and they didn't have huge businesses to hold a huge lawsuit threat over to make money off of like Adobe.
@@AuroraNemoia Watch more closely to their roadmap. 2.0 is their final non-subscribe version and all the contents after 2.1 is locked on the additional plan. The standalone 2.0 package that contains no update is what got most people confused on its existance (since they stated it'll be similar to the 1.0 pricing, which 1.0 is getting updates for so many years till now)
Thanks for uploading this vid. I had no idea. I went into my computer and got the recovery keys, took a screen shot and sent it to my phone. It's like insurance in case you're locked out of your pc.
Sold my 4 month old iPhone 13 and switched back to my 4 year old Android. Never been happier. Never made sense to me what I paid more for if I have to face same and sometimes even worse issues which I face on an android device literally half the price.
Someone has clearly not gone to a "genius" bar before. Where they will recommend an overpriced repair and suggest you just buy a new one for a hundred bucks more than the repair would be.
That is why I adamantly oppose forced updates that can't be rolled back. I want to wait for the early adopters to find the bugs, and do the update when I can afford to have some downtime. With the number of devices I use, and the number of apps on those devices, it's pretty common for something I use routinely to break if I let everything update whenever it wants to.
Waiting won't help. They do have a large base of early adopters, the program is called Windows Insiders and apparently has around 10 million users. Although that's likely a peak number that they see when releasing major updates (like Win11), millions of people are testing out new builds and many of them are specifically looking for bugs and broken features. Stuff still gets through. That's why they have rolling updates. While delaying updates would decrease the chances of a user encountering inconvenient issues like this, it would also increase the time it takes to discover them and you could get into a scenario where you've installed a several releases old update and only now discovered this issue. It would also pose a notable security risk, opening you up to malicious incidents, as there would definitely be people looking to exploit known issues on out of date machines.
I just fully committed to Krita, I had been learning it and mixing it up with CSP EX (on wine) for a few months since I switched to Linux, and it's pretty much at the same point feature wise to how CSP was at the time I purchased it, the thing is, it's closing the gap very fast. Even though I own a CSP EX license I decided to switch out of dignity and principle.
I'm extremely happy to see it get noticed. One time payment option is good for basically everyone, from the ones who put it down and pick it up for a while, to ones that use it as often as possible and can just chip at the amount of money they spent on it on a faster period. But now they have turned on the allies in favor of profits. I hope we can get more people to learn coding and to support Krita. I would love to see it eventually close that gap in features for their top of the line selection.
It's pretty darn powerful. There's nothing I can't do in GIMP that can be done in photoshop, and the approach is pretty familiar/similar, even more intuitive for me tbh. Plus the Discord is very active and full of friendly experts to help out. They're always improving things too with regular fine tuning to the interface and behaviour. Definitely worth trying out if you haven't already
@@challengegravity defo The only kinda issue that I have is that it doesn't look as good But then I stopped caring and started doing what I need to do and it's fine
@@ekim4926 There's quite a few skins for it out there, even ones that make it identical to some versions of Photoshop. And the latest versions (2.10) look pretty sweet, come with themes, and can be customized as far as icon styles, and the brightness/contrast of the background too. It's a lot more personalizable than Ps ever was, and not just in appearance... I even have a joystick mouse set up so I can switch brush size/hardness/shape on the fly - I have to use AutoHotKey to even get something basic in Ps ...and pay a subscription for the privilege x'D
I'll mention this, Sony isn't good at percentages on the PS Store, for example, I once seen a game with an original price of £15.99 and it was on sale down to 7.99 with a 80% discount. You ready that correctly, it was labelled as an 80% discount
Google blocking and sending off to law enforcement would be cool... If it wasn't giving false reports that could ruin a man's life even if they are found innocent.
Since there are jobs that refuse to hire people just for having been under investigstion, Google shouldn't even dare to report any data (falsely or even reasonably because even "reasonable accusations" might be totally irellevant to the truth and someone's inoocence or guilt) to the 12...Also nobody likes a snitch! And most importantly who should they punish, at the Google side of things for the defamation, the stigma, the mental torment and the potential economical/career issues that a being investigated for abusing your own child based on false accusations from a random search engine tech company, that can't even find that video I have been looking for in the last 8 years? If this happened to you who would you go after?
Google protects pedophiles like the "Drag Queen Story Hour" and taking children to nightclubs to put dollars down the g-strings of dudes in a dress. I'll probably be called a bigot for being against pedophilia. Pedos are going down! Corrupt CIA, FBI, ATF, IRS, politicians, bureaucrats, and all other traitors are going down. HA-HA! Nothing can stop it! Feel the fear as the consequences of your actions come for you! 🤣
I use Gimp as my Photoshop replacement....but for simple image editing I still use a copy of Paint Shop Pro which I bought way back in 2001. (Build date: July 13th 2001 @ 16:15:07). Literally don't need gimp 99.9% of the time. It also doesn't recognize more than 4GB of ram, but it doesn't really need more than that either LOL
It's basically a non-story because it's not an isolated thing. Not sure if they did mention it but actually explaining what's going on would require decent chunk of context.
This update made it so I couldn't use my external monitor. And it ran so slow and kept over heating, it's an older surface pro. I wiped it and installed Linux Mint.
If I had a flip phone, I wouldn’t have to worry about my VPN not working as it should, whether or not my phone is in the self service repair program or ads in my inbox. 🤔
@@sweetmelon3365 I had tried it before, but not done a lot with it, but after the update issues I had at the beginning of this year I did decide to quit cold turkey (as my computer was constant frustration for me the way it was) but while that worked for me everyone is different and I wouldn't necessarily recommend that to others. I took to it pretty quickly though, to me the way Linux works makes sense, there's always more to learn but I enjoy using my computer again If you want to learn I'd recommend dual booting, preferably on a separate drive (as windows has been known to screw up the boot loader when it has to share) and taking it at your own pace, probably with something like Pop os (the issue Linus had was fixed months ago) or mint Also remember, you can try out Linux distros using live USB, and don't have to install them immediately Editto add: Just remember, it's not windows and it doesn't work the way windows does
I'm starting to feel like Windows is malware designed to get me to pay for software and services I don't really need. Can't I just buy Word anymore? I'm pretty sure it still allows me to type the same words as I did in 1996.
This would be absolute hell, because my laptop has windows home, but also has bit locker on it, and the OEM has NOT given me the password for bitlocker.
Everyone sueing Sony, but Nvidia selling 3× the price graphics card is normal... + I don't think Sony is exaggerating on their games price, and when you bought a PS5 at 400€ , they need to make money somewhere, if it's not on consoles, it's on games 🤷🤦
Parents will soon need to get a camera with film to take pictures of their children for medical purposes, have those pictures developed, mail them to their doctor's office (which will take take 3-5 business days, even though they're both in the same town) and wait to get a letter back from the doctor to have a home diagnosis.
I work in tech support and a big issue is that customers that didn't have bitlocker enabled on home versions of Windows (because it's not officially meant to be there) are having bitlocker enabled but the key isn't being attached to their accounts making their 'solution' completely unusable...
Microsoft totally didn't force updates so they could fire their entire bug testing team and instead make you test for bugs. **reads 2015 press release** Wait just a darn minute...
Actually looking into the Clip Studio thing as a long time user who already has to pay a subscription to use it on iOS since the perpetual license is for Windows and Mac only... it's not as bad as what Adobe did. Adobe went completely subscription only. CSP will let you buy the product at any point in time with the features as they stand and you will receive stability updates but not feature updates. The current 1.x version will receive stability updates until 3.0 comes out (and such is the plan to give stability updates to the current and previous main versions). Not really sure how long they intend to have between major versions. While it's unfortunate, I don't have a huge issue with the change. Hell if they let me buy 2.0 for a one time fee on my ipad since I'm happy with the features I currently have and can stop paying the yearly fee I'd even consider it a win.
Honestly, I feel like it’s fair to pay for “features”. If you don’t need any newly developed features then you don’t need to pay and your current version of software will continue to work as expected.
This is a slippery slope. First is the features on subscription, then the security updates, then the whole program. Adobe went down this path too and Creative Cloud is where it landed. A bloated, broken, user-unfriendly software abomination that forces me use Krita, Gimp, and Blender.
So much news, but 75% is that we shouldn't trust technology and companies, 10% are commercials, and the other 15% are good news, and what's left is up to you to decide!
My grandma recently passed away. She was suffering from Alzheimers past 4 or 5 years. It's a terrible disease. Hope the treatment works and soon people can be helped.
I love that everyone hates they have to turn the parts back to Apple. This is exactly the same as any other Apple certified repair shop. Consumers are getting treated no differently than we do, if we don’t return the parts we also get charged the full price for the item. And their parts return process for businesses is so much more confusing than it is for users, especially with the quantity that we are returning. Yes, apple sucks.
That first story about Microsoft’s bitlocker update problem isn’t very fun, as someone who works in a repair shop we get about 3 people a day come in saying their device is bitlockered, if they don’t know their Microsoft account information then the only thing we can do is replace the drive and their data is lost.
You know it stupidly never even dawned on me that Google and recently Apple's foray into /won't somebody think of the children/ by spying on the pictures people put into their albums could be misconstrued this way through telehealth and other such situations. That's actually a scary though. How would they even verify the context? Would they manually review the picture before calling the cops first? Cause I don't think I'd want some Google intern staring at my kid's private parts.
Windows updates are often an ass tightening crap shot. How much worse will my battery life be? Did all my setting get wiped? How many drivers just got broken? It’s kind of exciting!!
"researchers in Switzerland" meanwhile: "Participants were recruited from the greater Boston metropolitan area via advertisements on local and electronic bulletin boards. In total, 156 older participants provided informed written consent to procedures approved by the Boston University Institutional Review Board" also look at the author affiliations, last time I checked Boston University was not in Switzerland lmao
lol, i just disabled my security boot and unencrypted my drive only 2 weeks back so that my switch between linux and windows won't be much of a problem.
My nieces laptop suffered from the bitlocker update and the recovery key was not in her MS account. Turns out the key is stored in the account the user is logged into via a web browser, rather than the Windows 11 MS account she was logged into. We found the key in her college MS account her school set up. Why the key wasn’t stored on her personal Windows account is not clear, but hope this helps someone.
it really boggles my mind how the linux community isnt literally destroying windows user share when microsoft is so incompetent at their job, i've been saying "oh, as soon as the next windows OS is released im switching to linux" - as you can imagine that hasnt happened... come on guys, can we finally get a good competitor to windows, microsoft at this point is literally serving them their user based on a silver plate
Then switch to Linux. What's stopping you? Do you expect a salesman at your door, asking for a few minutes of your time to discuss his lord and savior, Linus Torvalds?
dude, i tried linux, and it's sucks, it is slow, glitchy, it's not solid enough. the only problem with windows is their update, but the OS itself is Fast, stable and reliable, something that linux is not. stop pretending as if Linux can compete with windows and MacOs, it can't
I tried Linux cus I was tired of windows and the braking point came when win11 required Microsoft accounts for sign in. I'm still learning Linux in the side, but if I had to give 1 reason to not switching over completely, is that it has a steep learning curve for someone from Windows. Especially with installing apps(why are there so many stores and what's their pros and cons??) and diagnosing issues. I thought I would be able to switch completely after 1 week of Linux usage but no, I've to relearn basic tasks from Windows so it'll take time
And what would that do for "the Linux community"? (Whoever that may be. Anyone using Linux? So is there a "Windows community", too? Or Linux developers? Who is that, any kernel developer?) None of these users or developers would make money from that, would they? And all the _companies_ offering a Linux distribution with support are focused on business/enterprise, I think. I could only see some Linux users/developers want this because they just want more people using Linux, in general. ("Year of the Linux desktop" meme and so on.) But that's hardly "the Linux community". So I'm not sure what you are referring to. _shrug_
This is crazy my mom recently updated her dell pc and she was pissed since she didn’t know her bitlocker password she has to wait a month. She said she updated her pc and it locked up. I thought this only happened to her
i never updated my pc in almost a decade, i formatted it with newer version couple of times, but i always disable the updates and remove vast majority of bloats from it each time...
@@SmallLegacy Hacks. I have a service running on boot that kills Microsoft's crap. There are other ways but they break the OS's cryptographic security.
That Sony suit is very unlikely to go anywhere but I am very happy to see people try, let the censorious Sony suffer a thousand cuts. Our judges do not use gavels either, guv.
Bitlocker is one of the biggest pains in my ass at my repair shop. When a customer comes in asking us to unlock their device and they didn't save the key, all we can tell them is they're shit out of luck. If they didn't save their key to text file or microsoft account, all we can do is a fresh install and they lose all their files.
@@TalesOfWar Linux has some problems of its own, but there is no place to compare it to the problems of Windows, Windows problems are off the charts! Of course they have enough PR money to make most people think they can't do without Windows.
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This is why I don’t mess with Bitlocker. Would love to for the security, but I don’t trust myself nor MS to not screw me over in situations like this 😂
You wouldn't believe how little data needs to be corrupted to permanently encrypt every last bit of that protected storage. Ask me how I know.
@@cancelhandles now I have to. How do you know
@@cancelhandles Thank you for validating my suspicions of it, man. I shall continue to avoid it and rely on my NAS as my secure backup. I have a big ass magnet for the day I need to truly kill my system, no need to expedite the process 😂
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@@mxmobile5619 Thanks to my hard drive, still sitting around somewhere, which effectively died in 2018 because it holds the only remaining copy of thousands of my old files, albeit encrypted with little hope of recovery thanks to the damaged Bitlocker Metadata.
EDIT: I had the recovery key. It didn't help. If you're going to bring up the recovery key, you've already lost and I'm no longer interested in explaining that to each individual. There are SEVERAL copies (yes, copies) of me explaining that the recovery key DID NOT HELP in my case. Find one.
@@cancelhandles Spoken like a bloke who doesn't keep his recovery key backed up
James: "This is the U.K. we're talking about, things are different over there"
How does an Englishman invite a dinosaur for lunch?
Tea, Rex?
dear god, that's so stupid, but I laughed anyways, so... You got me.
5:00 This is exactly what people were worried about regarding Apple's similar program. Now we have proof these concerns were legitimate.
People are worried for more reasons than that. This just proves that even if the intent of the creators was 100% pure and unbiased, it would still be bad.
As if any reasonable person actually needed proof... 😪
I don't think child sexual abuse is widespread enough to warrant automatic detection and report to authorities. Also, most pictures of naked children are likely either children's medical problems or parents thinking their baby is cute. I think all our parents have some of those embarrassing photos.
Next when they brainwash people to thinking anything to do with republicans is evil, they’re going to flag you for having a picture of you at a Trump rally and now you’re a domestic terrorist and on a no fly list and social credit will tank. These are good times we’re headed in
@@leonro perfectly preserved for their child's wedding.... RIP dignity
James could easily be in a sitcom. His delivery is perfect.
James and Riley: Bitifully Quick
@@moldyshishkabob dream pairing. They bounce off each other so well.
There's a video of him doing stand up comedy on RUclips
@@chananyaminster2075 well, don't tease us, give us the sauce.
Maybe in Britain.
"Behavior is expected" is honest information. They have no intent of letting you be private.
Don't mean to sound impertinent; but why would you (if you really want privacy) put 100% of your data over unsecured wifi into a foreign datacentre?
The FBI and NSA need that sweet backdoor
@@DailyCorvid I got news for you: all your data ends up in a foreign data center. It only depends on whether you chose the data center or your ISP chose for you.
Yes I know, that was my whole point lol privacy does not exist.
@@DailyCorvid exactly, yet isheep keep suggesting the opposite!
I mean unless you haven't used a smartphone b4 (child, some less developed countries, other reasons), then yeah but most of population has been online for years and every day they give away more info (I mean apps/websites find a way to take more)
We shouldn't be so harsh on Apple... after all, they need to be able to earn their money in China, so their leaky VPN is expected and desired behaviour 👀
It's not leaky at all there are no leaks. No, there is just a leak-proof tube from your account to the CCP's database ;)
I'm sure it is patched in Chinese only version because ccp also uses the same iphones. Govt care more about their data than their citizens when it comes to privacy. But the question is imagine installing tiktok on your iPhone and it being still able to track your cellular IP while on VPN how nice of apple to give user IP data Of USA and various other countries citizens to Chinese authorities. 😵💫
@@rapiddu6482 The Chinese government shouldn't care that their real IP address is showing, but they would care if their citizen's address were instead.
It's a feature not a bug 🥴
Yeah. They need to earn money so they can pay the Chinese kids they enslave and force to build iPhones for them. And that IS true. Apple got accused of it and admitted to it. It's been on the news. Apple runs a Chinese slave camp.
I remember when apple and google said they would start scanning images to "protect" children and that it couldn't be misused or cause false positives. Looks like that worked out great.
there are a big difference between Google and Apple, Apple just wanted to check those images what stored on icloud, so they just don't want to store your illegal images on their servers, the MD5 what they wanted to check is like the plate number on cars, a very unique id for each file, and they only wanted to check those.. But Google actually scanning the images for years.. or do you think the show similar images picked manualy for humans to categorize the images..? they are not just scanning once, they are also saving the result in database for later usage..
@@randomcomment9992 Apple would NOT just use MD5, they made a dumb AI that generates non-unique hashes
@@MsHumanOfTheDecade so you say they will do something similar like google with the show similar images.. what a pity to blame only one of them for this.. just because on of them try to be honest and the other do that in the background, you only can notice one of them..?
I work in IT-services, and overseeing a company comprised of about 500 computers this bitlocker thing has been a fun and exhilarating experience.
best stories?
@@possamei no backup, full wipe. not fun
I'm lucky. I had a whole campaign to manually store keys for our hundreds of devices from June. Because Microsoft's E3 is absolute shit at synchronizing properly when onboarding devices so I learnt the hard way when a few codes weren't available as a result. Spent the entirety of last week sorting this issue out. Granted, we have had just as bad issues with our Dell Encryption which we recently moved away from.
my company does as well. sooo much fun
Same 😂
I pledge allegiance to the tech news and for the runtimes for which it stands. Many nations under Gaben, with high fps and mods for all
What a random upload time
Peak traffic hour, right when folks are looking at their subscriptions feed
Stop harrasing me
2:30 am....
@@Illuminati_HD moin
It's Riley's fault
Is Apple going to sell replacement displays, or replacement top cases? It's an important distinction, as by selling the entire top case they're selling a substantial number of extra parts that are probably still perfectly usable on your existing device. It's a question worth asking because that's also how they pad the bottom line on their own repair services as well.
The program only exists to gaslight the lawmakers into thinking that we don't need right to repair. It's not supposed to be good. They still want you to just buy a new device.
Apple only offers hinge up display replacements. And as for the top case, it's always going to include the keyboard depending on the model, it may also include the battery, trackpad, and or touch bar. I can't see them offering different parts from what they offer to authorized repair services.
Apple gotta Apple. Will they sell you just the part you need?
Of course they won't you absolute Donut lol they don't even give you a charger with your $1800 iPhone that's identical to the one you just traded in for $500 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@DailyCorvid I don’t even think isheep buy iPhones for that price bro
@@10-volt LOL!!!!
Which proves my point. People who have iPhones have no clue about the cost of it, and they don't care because they want 6 months of bragging "I got the new iClone!"
Here is why EVERYONE pays $1800 AT LEAST!
...
£43 per month over 36 months, which is the minimum contract where the handset is "free" ... With standard inclusive minutes and texts and a measly 3GB monthly data :
* £ 1 5 4 8 ! ! * oh yes a bargain...
By the time you have paid that phone off, that's if you didn't break it lose it or have it stolen .... You will have a 3 yr old phone that's slow as shit, doesn't work with your modern apps - has zero bragging rights, and to top it off is worth £400 traded in AS NEW (so no scratches damage etc).
£1548 = $1836 = The MINIMUM cost of the iPhone 13.
3GB of data is barely enough to service Facebook messenger and visual voicemail, so really you will probably be spending another £6-10 a month on more data. You will want Ear Buds which are £170 since there is no headphone jack anymore, a case to protect the flimsy ass screen that's another £30 ... And finally you gotta buy a charger cable and block since the stingy gits no longer include on in there for your £1500...
MINIMUM cost of iPhone 13 = £1500 ish
NORMAL cost of iPhone 13 = £2100 ish
UNLIMITED tariff iPhone 13 = £2350 ish
BAAAAAAHHHHH 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
If you really want to sue Sony for something, their memory cards on the PS2 might stick. They used "MagicGate" to prevent third parties from making them, and then charged $50 for 8 MB cards when at the time that could buy 64 MB USB drives.
*Which part of that was illegal?*
It's no different to your coffee machine only taking it's own brand capsules, or dare I say it - Linus selling a £4 tshirt with his face on it for £30!
@@DailyCorvid Found the sony executive
@@DailyCorvid Your coffee machine rejects third party capsules? You have grounds for a "tying" lawsuit under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act or Articles 101 and 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. Good luck getting anyone to enforce it, because hey who follows laws, but it is 100% illegal.
@@DailyCorvid you don't think their should be a standard coffee capsule? Are you an extortionist exploiter?
Or course there should be standardisation. They reduces cost, waste, increases competition, gives consumers more choice. What if the brand you choose goes bust in 2 years of changes the shape?
Since Sony tried to rip everyone off with the anti-SD card 5x more expensive scandal decades ago I've not bought anything Sony. Needed a TV, got a Panasonic. Needed another TV, got an LG. Needed several smartphones, anything but Sony or Apple (exploiters, anti-competitive, communist). Needed a new hi-fi, Marantz, Denon and Panasonic.
They should put ripoff scum in prison because they try to steal from the whole country or even planet. They commit treason against us all. Not enough that they are fined €500 million. Put the execs and shareholders in prison.
PC parts are standard. Increases competition, reduces waste, efficiency, everyone wins.
Look at Apple ripping off their sheep with over priced cables etc. Whenever I see someone with an iPhone it's a sign they're crap at tech or don't mind being ripped off, or both.
@@Google_Does_Evil_Now I get your general points, but I'd argue that standardising a coffee capsule is extreme. First, who would make the standard for a coffee capsule? Second, who would open source the standard to make it available to everyone? Third (probably not applicable but still), who would update the standard when the next big thing in Coffee comes to fruition? With memory cards, sure I can see why that's worth arguing for... but I'm being pedantic.
Also "Whenever I see someone with an iPhone it's a sign they're crap at tech or don't mind being ripped off, or both." is a gross miss-simplification, as there are some things on iPhone that just blatantly work better than on Android... not enough for me to switch to iPhone but the argument stands for some people. Also yes now I'm being extremely pedantic, sue me.
I'm glad shock therapy is making a return to the mainstream.
Right? Finally it's not only for the privileged few who go through "conversion therapy" or the "clinically depressed".
"What do we want?"
"Electroconvulsive therapy!"
"When do we want it?"
*bzzzzzt*
It never really left. Science just figured out what it was effective at actually treating, then tuned it to be more effective and less barbaric. It's now called ECT.
This is, by the way, the history of pretty much all modern medicine. Some shaman, humorist or snake oil salesman, against all odds, accidentally stumbled upon some wildly improbable treatment that *actually worked*, and millennia later science may have devised theories as to the mechanisms behind it, but mostly the treatment protocol has improved by nothing more than centuries of empirical testing.
@@lanye2708 "Typically, 70 to 120 volts are applied externally to the patient's head, resulting in approximately 800 milliamperes of direct current passing between the electrodes[…]. However, only about 1% of the electrical current crosses the bony skull into the brain because skull impedance is about 100 times higher than skin impedance." That sounds like a "weak current" too, yet it's the definition of ECT.
The Clip Studio drama is even worse than it seems, they're basically charging you a subscription model to access updates *after* you paid for a full license
Well yeah. You are paying for updates.
Thats pretty fucking normal. And frankly, how it should be. You get what you pay for. And then to get the work they do *after* of course you pay more. Thats the only reason update exist. Its better then being forced to pay for updates you don't use. This is done the right way.
@@Wylie288 yea really, CSP announcement was very poorly worded, and people freak out before reading the full announcement
you just pay for a licensee like always and you get the program with the known features, and updates for stability and security, and you can pay a subscription for additional features, would like those to be single pay but is not as bad as people say
sadly no direct way to upgrade form V1 to V2 without subscription, but with how reasonable CSP pricing is, is not that big of a issue really
Turn off BitLocker unless you know what are you doing, folks.
I used to do supports for technical Windows stuff, and it was painful to see people having the issue.
this channel is the best thing to happen to the tech community on youtube in forever and the timestamps are 10/10
thank you
I was using the Outlook app on my phone, but it was consuming more storage than I had so I switched to a FOSS client (which was a bit of a pain to set up, but I got it working eventually) and thank goodness I did.
I'm surprised to see the CSP news here as well, really caused and uproar and gave alternatives a lot of free advertising, particularly Krita, the FOSS drawing program that's really good.
What email client did you switch to?
@@isaackvasager9957 Thunderbird isn't on Android.
@@334Bena K-9 Mail
How did you configure a non-outlook client with outlook mail? I tried to set up my university email that they migrated to microsoft in K9-Mail but I couldn't. I even called microsoft and asked them about smtp and imap configuration but they were just confused 😂. I would be so happy to move away from the outlook app.
@@mikeuk1927 I'm not sure about university emails (I didn't bother with mine) but there's probably a forum post somewhere.
Surprised to see news about clip studio, it's nice that it got shown here, there's a microscopic chance celsys will change their idea because of larger amount of people talking about it, big thanks fellas
Yeah, that was a huge slap in the face to the artist I follow. They are pissed
As an artist I hope they will change the final decision because I don't plan on buying a subscription for a program I already have, personally there haven't been much useful content in recent updates which makes me more sure I'll just stay with the last free version for me and not plan to update to a subscription plan
@@raspberryquake935 everyone missed the point. you get to keep your version forever. and when the next major update comes out, you can buy a license for that one IF YOU WISH. its like Photoshop CS3 and Photoshop CS4. Celesys was most likely not actually bringing in profits, because everyone and their dad pirated their app, and they didn't have huge businesses to hold a huge lawsuit threat over to make money off of like Adobe.
@@AuroraNemoia still scummy to lock updates to an update pass even to 2.0 perpetual license buyers.
@@AuroraNemoia Watch more closely to their roadmap. 2.0 is their final non-subscribe version and all the contents after 2.1 is locked on the additional plan. The standalone 2.0 package that contains no update is what got most people confused on its existance (since they stated it'll be similar to the 1.0 pricing, which 1.0 is getting updates for so many years till now)
Thanks for uploading this vid. I had no idea. I went into my computer and got the recovery keys, took a screen shot and sent it to my phone. It's like insurance in case you're locked out of your pc.
I noticed those sneaking ads in my outlook app, almost clicked on it
Sold my 4 month old iPhone 13 and switched back to my 4 year old Android. Never been happier.
Never made sense to me what I paid more for if I have to face same and sometimes even worse issues which I face on an android device literally half the price.
Someone has clearly not gone to a "genius" bar before. Where they will recommend an overpriced repair and suggest you just buy a new one for a hundred bucks more than the repair would be.
This bitlocker issue actually affected me at work.... many hours went into unlocking and reimaging users devices 😶
Good. Fuck whatever corporation you work for, bleed em dry.
funny that i hear about this, we had this happening to us 2 months ago... seems like its just now they admit it. All our PCs were affected by it
Same here, thankfully we had key backups!
That is why I adamantly oppose forced updates that can't be rolled back. I want to wait for the early adopters to find the bugs, and do the update when I can afford to have some downtime. With the number of devices I use, and the number of apps on those devices, it's pretty common for something I use routinely to break if I let everything update whenever it wants to.
Microsoft fired their entire bug testing team in 2015. You're not allowed to wait because _you are_ the bug tester.
Waiting won't help. They do have a large base of early adopters, the program is called Windows Insiders and apparently has around 10 million users. Although that's likely a peak number that they see when releasing major updates (like Win11), millions of people are testing out new builds and many of them are specifically looking for bugs and broken features. Stuff still gets through. That's why they have rolling updates.
While delaying updates would decrease the chances of a user encountering inconvenient issues like this, it would also increase the time it takes to discover them and you could get into a scenario where you've installed a several releases old update and only now discovered this issue. It would also pose a notable security risk, opening you up to malicious incidents, as there would definitely be people looking to exploit known issues on out of date machines.
Just another reason I'm glad I've been learning Krita rather than Clip Studio Paint. Open Source all the way!
Indeed, very disappointing. More than that Krita has a cute mascot!
I just fully committed to Krita, I had been learning it and mixing it up with CSP EX (on wine) for a few months since I switched to Linux, and it's pretty much at the same point feature wise to how CSP was at the time I purchased it, the thing is, it's closing the gap very fast. Even though I own a CSP EX license I decided to switch out of dignity and principle.
I'm extremely happy to see it get noticed. One time payment option is good for basically everyone, from the ones who put it down and pick it up for a while, to ones that use it as often as possible and can just chip at the amount of money they spent on it on a faster period. But now they have turned on the allies in favor of profits. I hope we can get more people to learn coding and to support Krita. I would love to see it eventually close that gap in features for their top of the line selection.
At this point we should all help develop GIMP
Christ I stopped using that over a decade ago lol
It's pretty darn powerful. There's nothing I can't do in GIMP that can be done in photoshop, and the approach is pretty familiar/similar, even more intuitive for me tbh. Plus the Discord is very active and full of friendly experts to help out. They're always improving things too with regular fine tuning to the interface and behaviour. Definitely worth trying out if you haven't already
Upvote!
@@challengegravity defo
The only kinda issue that I have is that it doesn't look as good
But then I stopped caring and started doing what I need to do and it's fine
@@ekim4926 There's quite a few skins for it out there, even ones that make it identical to some versions of Photoshop. And the latest versions (2.10) look pretty sweet, come with themes, and can be customized as far as icon styles, and the brightness/contrast of the background too.
It's a lot more personalizable than Ps ever was, and not just in appearance... I even have a joystick mouse set up so I can switch brush size/hardness/shape on the fly - I have to use AutoHotKey to even get something basic in Ps ...and pay a subscription for the privilege x'D
I'll mention this, Sony isn't good at percentages on the PS Store, for example, I once seen a game with an original price of £15.99 and it was on sale down to 7.99 with a 80% discount. You ready that correctly, it was labelled as an 80% discount
Probably on purpose
Google blocking and sending off to law enforcement would be cool... If it wasn't giving false reports that could ruin a man's life even if they are found innocent.
Guilty until proven innocent! Who doesn't love the American justice system and how much power random companies have over our lives?
Since there are jobs that refuse to hire people just for having been under investigstion, Google shouldn't even dare to report any data (falsely or even reasonably because even "reasonable accusations" might be totally irellevant to the truth and someone's inoocence or guilt) to the 12...Also nobody likes a snitch!
And most importantly who should they punish, at the Google side of things for the defamation, the stigma, the mental torment and the potential economical/career issues that a being investigated for abusing your own child based on false accusations from a random search engine tech company, that can't even find that video I have been looking for in the last 8 years?
If this happened to you who would you go after?
That sounds like a privacy nightmare to be honest, false reports for images have and will always exist for the foreseeable future.
No, it would not be cool. They are not the police and they are not the judge and they shouldn't look at your private stuff.
Google protects pedophiles like the "Drag Queen Story Hour" and taking children to nightclubs to put dollars down the g-strings of dudes in a dress.
I'll probably be called a bigot for being against pedophilia. Pedos are going down! Corrupt CIA, FBI, ATF, IRS, politicians, bureaucrats, and all other traitors are going down. HA-HA! Nothing can stop it! Feel the fear as the consequences of your actions come for you! 🤣
I use Gimp as my Photoshop replacement....but for simple image editing I still use a copy of Paint Shop Pro which I bought way back in 2001. (Build date: July 13th 2001 @ 16:15:07). Literally don't need gimp 99.9% of the time. It also doesn't recognize more than 4GB of ram, but it doesn't really need more than that either LOL
I loved paint shop pro. Then the company got bought out by corel I think, went downhill after that.
Have they covered the story where Microsoft is claiming that Sony is paying "blocking rights" for games yet?
If they did, what video was it?
It's basically a non-story because it's not an isolated thing. Not sure if they did mention it but actually explaining what's going on would require decent chunk of context.
This update made it so I couldn't use my external monitor. And it ran so slow and kept over heating, it's an older surface pro. I wiped it and installed Linux Mint.
If I had a flip phone, I wouldn’t have to worry about my VPN not working as it should, whether or not my phone is in the self service repair program or ads in my inbox. 🤔
What a coincidence, update issues are why I stopped using windows
Purged it yesterday 😌
What do you use now
@@sweetmelon3365 personally I use fedora Linux, and it's been great
@@rvmiv_ how long did it take you to adjust to Linux? How was the learning curve? Did you cold turkey quit windows or eased into linux slowly?
@@sweetmelon3365 I had tried it before, but not done a lot with it, but after the update issues I had at the beginning of this year I did decide to quit cold turkey (as my computer was constant frustration for me the way it was) but while that worked for me everyone is different and I wouldn't necessarily recommend that to others.
I took to it pretty quickly though, to me the way Linux works makes sense, there's always more to learn but I enjoy using my computer again
If you want to learn I'd recommend dual booting, preferably on a separate drive (as windows has been known to screw up the boot loader when it has to share) and taking it at your own pace, probably with something like Pop os (the issue Linus had was fixed months ago) or mint
Also remember, you can try out Linux distros using live USB, and don't have to install them immediately
Editto add: Just remember, it's not windows and it doesn't work the way windows does
6:22 Almost spit my food :D :D LMAO Noouuu, not the grandma's !
I'm starting to feel like Windows is malware designed to get me to pay for software and services I don't really need.
Can't I just buy Word anymore? I'm pretty sure it still allows me to type the same words as I did in 1996.
YOU WILL OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY.
thats why i started using Libre office ages ago and nowadays most of the time google docs.
And Thunderbird for my E-Mails
Wordpad is still about at least.
Windows has been that since its very beginnings
@@gianclgar I thought it would end when I bought the Plus pack for windows 98.
Wait, Google scans my photos for perfectly legal material and then sends the feds when the algorithm decides it has too many bits flipped?! 😳🤯🤬
Imagine... You need to be more afraid of security updates than viruses themselves. What time to be alive...
5:30 wow who would have thought that a company scanning photos would lead down a dark path. What the fuck. I’m deleting my google drive
Windows is such a goofball 0:10
"poppet & governor" 🤣😂🤣😂
Someone's been watching too much Mary Poppins! 🤣😂🤣
Apple: "It's not a bug, it's a feature."
Since I've started Router wide Adblock using Adguard DNS, it has made things so simpler, especially when setting it up is easy and free.
5:50 Krita, always is and always has been, the best painting software in the world. And it's free, and open source
I doubt that but a free choice is nice.
This would be absolute hell, because my laptop has windows home, but also has bit locker on it, and the OEM has NOT given me the password for bitlocker.
Everyone sueing Sony, but Nvidia selling 3× the price graphics card is normal...
+ I don't think Sony is exaggerating on their games price, and when you bought a PS5 at 400€ , they need to make money somewhere, if it's not on consoles, it's on games 🤷🤦
You're comparing bananas to number 3 pencils.
As a foreigner living in the UK, I need to point out that UK judges have never used gavels… that’s a US thing.
Screw all subscription based services.
What I'm hearing is that I can lick 9 volt batteries for 20 minutes a day and stave off Alzheimer's .
Parents will soon need to get a camera with film to take pictures of their children for medical purposes, have those pictures developed, mail them to their doctor's office (which will take take 3-5 business days, even though they're both in the same town) and wait to get a letter back from the doctor to have a home diagnosis.
I work in tech support and a big issue is that customers that didn't have bitlocker enabled on home versions of Windows (because it's not officially meant to be there) are having bitlocker enabled but the key isn't being attached to their accounts making their 'solution' completely unusable...
What's that you say, Windows messed up an update? Say it isn't so, they NEVER do that!
Microsoft totally didn't force updates so they could fire their entire bug testing team and instead make you test for bugs.
**reads 2015 press release** Wait just a darn minute...
@@Mavendow I thought that's what the "Windows Insider Program" was for, but nope: everyone gets the beta experience!
@@LRM12o8 Hehe, Windows Insider is the alpha!
Wojtek (Voy-tech) is a Polish WW2 bear that was raised on cigarettes and beer.
So Microsoft added a ransomware to an update without the ransom?
You must use Teams and Edge to get access to your computer
Seems they couldn't even get that right!
3:53 I am getting some Kids Next Door Vibes when he was like "We going in raw number One" xD
Windows locked out a friend of mine in June. Glad I can (potentially) fix his PC a second time.
Format >reinstall. Data is gone without the key
Had to watch this episode twice just to actually get the tech news, first watch I couldn’t hold back on the laughter.
5:34 There is always Gimp.
...and Krita as well.
We also drink tea and do nothing but dance round in our knickers
Actually looking into the Clip Studio thing as a long time user who already has to pay a subscription to use it on iOS since the perpetual license is for Windows and Mac only... it's not as bad as what Adobe did. Adobe went completely subscription only. CSP will let you buy the product at any point in time with the features as they stand and you will receive stability updates but not feature updates. The current 1.x version will receive stability updates until 3.0 comes out (and such is the plan to give stability updates to the current and previous main versions). Not really sure how long they intend to have between major versions.
While it's unfortunate, I don't have a huge issue with the change. Hell if they let me buy 2.0 for a one time fee on my ipad since I'm happy with the features I currently have and can stop paying the yearly fee I'd even consider it a win.
Honestly, I feel like it’s fair to pay for “features”. If you don’t need any newly developed features then you don’t need to pay and your current version of software will continue to work as expected.
Granted the benefits for a perpetual license is usually for those that cannot pay a subscription.
This is a slippery slope. First is the features on subscription, then the security updates, then the whole program. Adobe went down this path too and Creative Cloud is where it landed. A bloated, broken, user-unfriendly software abomination that forces me use Krita, Gimp, and Blender.
I’m from the UK and have absolutely no idea what word we are apparently using to call each other. Except for Govenor, I caught that. 😂😂
I checked subtitles. What is a boppit?
The puns were on point, nice work 👏
So much news, but 75% is that we shouldn't trust technology and companies, 10% are commercials, and the other 15% are good news, and what's left is up to you to decide!
I like your gusto, McScruffins!
Bring more of that energy with you the next time you host TechLinked, in 6.9 days.
My grandma recently passed away. She was suffering from Alzheimers past 4 or 5 years. It's a terrible disease. Hope the treatment works and soon people can be helped.
I love that everyone hates they have to turn the parts back to Apple. This is exactly the same as any other Apple certified repair shop. Consumers are getting treated no differently than we do, if we don’t return the parts we also get charged the full price for the item. And their parts return process for businesses is so much more confusing than it is for users, especially with the quantity that we are returning. Yes, apple sucks.
god forbid Apple did not have a complete monopoly on parts! thatd be horrible!
The bitlocker thing has been happening to me every month. Thank god it's widespread, so it might now get a fix.
That first story about Microsoft’s bitlocker update problem isn’t very fun, as someone who works in a repair shop we get about 3 people a day come in saying their device is bitlockered, if they don’t know their Microsoft account information then the only thing we can do is replace the drive and their data is lost.
My mom's surface got that update, and she never had recovery keys on her Microsoft account, rip data.
Ah yes, tech news at 2:30am (switzerland time). I love it!
Same here CAT- Central African Time(In Zimbabwe)
I mean why are you up at 2:30am
@@plplplplplpl7336 it's called enjoying my holidays(:
@@cedricmunschauer what holiday?
@@plplplplplpl7336 ...
You know it stupidly never even dawned on me that Google and recently Apple's foray into /won't somebody think of the children/ by spying on the pictures people put into their albums could be misconstrued this way through telehealth and other such situations. That's actually a scary though. How would they even verify the context? Would they manually review the picture before calling the cops first? Cause I don't think I'd want some Google intern staring at my kid's private parts.
Well rest in peace, Paint. Time to move to Gimp
I tried, it’s not as easy as it sounds lol
Google has even admitted that banning these accounts was a false positive BUT THEN WENT AHEAD AND SAID THEY WILL STAY DISABLED. like wat.
Windows updates are often an ass tightening crap shot. How much worse will my battery life be? Did all my setting get wiped? How many drivers just got broken? It’s kind of exciting!!
You are admitting to be a masochist?
Welp, its time to recharge Grandma again with the charging hat
"researchers in Switzerland"
meanwhile: "Participants were recruited from the greater Boston metropolitan area via advertisements on local and electronic bulletin boards. In total, 156 older participants provided informed written consent to procedures approved by the Boston University Institutional Review Board"
also look at the author affiliations, last time I checked Boston University was not in Switzerland lmao
lol, i just disabled my security boot and unencrypted my drive only 2 weeks back so that my switch between linux and windows won't be much of a problem.
wow clip studio news so big its on ltt neat
The guy who invented shock therapy: "holey shet, i was right? Khrm i mean.. Ofcourse it does.. And no i just didnt want to see them boil.. Keheheee"
I never updated my pc in every OS version and never had problems.
I mean even tho windows update sucks, that’s a horrible idea
My nieces laptop suffered from the bitlocker update and the recovery key was not in her MS account. Turns out the key is stored in the account the user is logged into via a web browser, rather than the Windows 11 MS account she was logged into. We found the key in her college MS account her school set up. Why the key wasn’t stored on her personal Windows account is not clear, but hope this helps someone.
Apple so much for privacy 😂💔
Somehow sleep function has even been removed from my PC today. It's super weird.
it really boggles my mind how the linux community isnt literally destroying windows user share when microsoft is so incompetent at their job, i've been saying "oh, as soon as the next windows OS is released im switching to linux" - as you can imagine that hasnt happened... come on guys, can we finally get a good competitor to windows, microsoft at this point is literally serving them their user based on a silver plate
Then switch to Linux. What's stopping you? Do you expect a salesman at your door, asking for a few minutes of your time to discuss his lord and savior, Linus Torvalds?
dude, i tried linux, and it's sucks,
it is slow, glitchy, it's not solid enough.
the only problem with windows is their update, but the OS itself is Fast, stable and reliable,
something that linux is not.
stop pretending as if Linux can compete with windows and MacOs, it can't
I tried Linux cus I was tired of windows and the braking point came when win11 required Microsoft accounts for sign in. I'm still learning Linux in the side, but if I had to give 1 reason to not switching over completely, is that it has a steep learning curve for someone from Windows. Especially with installing apps(why are there so many stores and what's their pros and cons??) and diagnosing issues. I thought I would be able to switch completely after 1 week of Linux usage but no, I've to relearn basic tasks from Windows so it'll take time
And what would that do for "the Linux community"? (Whoever that may be. Anyone using Linux? So is there a "Windows community", too? Or Linux developers? Who is that, any kernel developer?) None of these users or developers would make money from that, would they? And all the _companies_ offering a Linux distribution with support are focused on business/enterprise, I think. I could only see some Linux users/developers want this because they just want more people using Linux, in general. ("Year of the Linux desktop" meme and so on.) But that's hardly "the Linux community".
So I'm not sure what you are referring to. _shrug_
Haha that pop at British mannerisms was perfect. People haven't talked like that here for 100 years but stereotypes live on. Love it.
microsoft on their way to make another update that breaks everything:
*sips tea while chuckling at the Windows 10 peasants from my Linux tower*
(Yes, I know sometimes running Linux is not an option for some. Relax.)
Microsoft realizing that Windows isn't the only thing they can ruin with updates (Minecraft is another option)
The bitlocker issue caused a lot of problems at our firm, where bitlocker used to be required so many still have it setup
Same in our school. We were wondering why so many student's PC's were having the same issue.
I switched to mac because I kept having issues like these. It’s so much more stable. I only use windows on my gaming pc
Same got my Sim Racing rig running windows and my M1 Mac Mini for daily use/productivity
Stay tuned, Apple is moving into games so help is coming!
@@tonyburzio4107 NGL if all of my PC games worked with zero issues on MacOS I’d never use windows again.
@@tonyburzio4107 *wheeze *
Oh wow, I'm glad that it wasn't just me who thought it was odd bit locker suddenly enabled itself last week...
Ah yes windows being windows again. Wonderful
This is crazy my mom recently updated her dell pc and she was pissed since she didn’t know her bitlocker password she has to wait a month. She said she updated her pc and it locked up. I thought this only happened to her
this is why I never update windows
I keep my old PCs running their original OS for this very reason, as a last resort.
Clip studio paint sub is only for the 2nd version. The one they bought is version 1. People can still use it
You also pay for feature updates for V2, there is no subscription. People have everything wrong.
i never updated my pc in almost a decade, i formatted it with newer version couple of times, but i always disable the updates and remove vast majority of bloats from it each time...
Sorry, but that's just dumb.
Enjoy the vulnerabilities with a healthy dose of malware
as long as it is air capped
How do you disable updates, every time I do it, it just gets automatically re-enabled.
@@SmallLegacy Hacks. I have a service running on boot that kills Microsoft's crap. There are other ways but they break the OS's cryptographic security.
3:52 that star trek reference hit like whiplash
That Sony suit is very unlikely to go anywhere but I am very happy to see people try, let the censorious Sony suffer a thousand cuts.
Our judges do not use gavels either, guv.
I find the censorship stuff being put on par with anticompetitive concerns odd.
As a British person I can say you 100% nailed it........ Guvna
Would say first but RUclips never actually shows who's first if your early enough
Bitlocker is one of the biggest pains in my ass at my repair shop. When a customer comes in asking us to unlock their device and they didn't save the key, all we can tell them is they're shit out of luck. If they didn't save their key to text file or microsoft account, all we can do is a fresh install and they lose all their files.
How good it is to be a Linux user! 😁
Because Linux NEVER has problems?
@@TalesOfWar
Linux has some problems of its own, but there is no place to compare it to the problems of Windows,
Windows problems are off the charts!
Of course they have enough PR money to make most people think they can't do without Windows.
@@MrRefael33 i loooooooooooooooooooooooove linux🤓
gigachad templeos users :😎
that's the best transition to quickbits I've heard for a while!