No point living in fear like that. The odds of this ever impacting anyone are slim to none. You're right that just the accusation could ruin someone's life, but there's nothing stopping someone who holds a grudge against you from simply emailing you such photos. Suddenly you've got photos on your computer... Much more…

You can always identify someone who knows nothing about the subject by their use of “vinyls”

Sorry I didn’t spell it out for you, I was (obviously?) referencing the content and situation portrayed in this article. I wrongly assumed that most people would get that. I'll be sure to be much more specific just in case a stranger wants to prove I'm wrong again.

And in every case cited in that article, images were found on their computers. Obviously people are wrongfully accused and prosecuted for various things all the time, I never challenged that. What was being discussed was whether or not you could get into trouble for visiting a website that happens to have (somehow…

Do you have a single example or are you just trying to sound clever and edgy? I suspect the latter.

Yup. Furthermore I doubt there would ever be charges to begin with. Someone who never even viewed these images hasn't committed any crime. This article is just sensationalist bullshit. Which is unusual for gizmodo.

Well the warning seems rather unfounded anyway. So you’re browsing a site that contains illegal images, but if you don’t know the “correct” way to navigate (whatever that means), you would never come across those illegal images.

I’m sorry... You’re under the impression that if someone installs iTunes on their computer that Apple now has access to that persons passwords?

If you connect your phone to your car’s Bluetooth, then they can place your phone in your car.

If you connect your phone to your car’s Bluetooth connection then they would absolutely be able to prove that your car was going over the speed limit. The technology is there, I'm just glad it's not being used for that purpose. Yet?

Oh good! Someone is turning this into a race issue! Thank god!!

Come on, it's Casey. You're lucky you understood what he meant.

“Apple blind”? No.

I'd be willing to bet that HP doesn't have a thinner laptop with more ports. Link?

Um... Jobs allowed the iPhone to be released with no MMS capability so that visual voicemail would be possible. Sacrificing an obvious feature or spec for a less obvious one was his M.O.

It’s even funnier that idiots make those type of comments.

What would have been the correct ratio of ethnicities?

Oh god. Shut up

Thank you. Chan’s writing is now worse than Hitler.