Saturday, November 1, 2025

CIA Officer Explains Apple Watch Risks - Very Interesting

4 comments:

  1. Nothing new in this video. Smart phones and watches are analogous with respect to tracking your position and more. Both can be hacked. Even FitBits have to be removed to enter a SCIF.

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  2. See that Mossad (a$&h@le) guy bragging couple days back they packed explosives in thousands and thousands of phones and other devices.

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  3. I'll stick with my Omega SeaMaster. Keeps good time.
    Jpaul

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  4. First thing I did when setting up both of my smart phones was turning location services OFF and denied access to it by other apps that have no business knowing where I am. Further, when I'm out and about, the phone is turned off. I didn't need a location tracking device in my pocket for my first 70 or so years on this rock and I don't need one now. Paper maps and compasses still work as do the two watches I own, both of which are more than 25 years old. I thought about buying one of the newer Casio's that are sun powered, but decided I didn't need to spend $150+/- on a watch at this stage of my life when the two inexpensive watches I own work just fine.

    Nice art work collection you posted this morning CW. Always good to see how talented people interpret the world through their art.

    Nemo

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