Good question. I don't frequent Florida, but the news isn't kind to the state. I know Florida is not a bad place as the news portrays, therefore, I have to say, 50/50.

The center of the US. The Midwest.

Hahaha, think the midwest.

In the heart of the US, Facebook is operational.

When I was a wee lad, i didn't question it, and i still don't.

Yohoholo

Don't entice him!

Lemme get this bonfire started for you.

I will always stand with my Beolab 5's out at my house in AZ. For the hell of it, I wanna take this sound bar and compare it to the Beolabs.

No developers took it into account. Right. At some point in time though, like this article points out, one will be found, but it's extent is unknown till the truth is uncovered.

You fail to see my point, you need to go back to school.

If it was a samsung, it was broken before it left the factory.

DAHAHAAMMM RIGHT I AM

You do clarify it well and to a good point, but I ask: Why do these other security flaws that are not unknowingly enacted by consumers not inhibited?

They can do this because they are Russians, but Mr. Saxobeat is a good song and they blew it up.

Not really a walled garden if you can get outside to the wasteland.

No its not, Android threw themselves into the market after Apple did. Google rushed into the market.

It's much more secure, look at the attack statistics comparing iOS to Android.

Obligatory banana for scale.

Suddenly, the "walled garden" doesn't sound so bad after all.