If you have 2FA turned on, no you likely weren’t compromised; but it is entirely likely they are simply warning you that the credentials are compromised.

I got my email late in the day yesterday, my controller is apparently arriving on Monday next week by the shipping schedule. A gent I work with that ordered the day after me received his yesterday.

Faced with the choice of spending a god awful amount for a decent webcam like the Brio, I opted to just get a capture card and use one of my old mirrorless cameras I don’t use anymore. And if I’m honest, I’m really glad I went that route quality wise.

Faced with the choice of spending a god awful amount for a decent webcam like the Brio, I opted to just get a…

This section is possibly the best single piece of information you can give anyone concerned about privacy online.

Why would a multi national company take the time to search through their records to find the contact information, contact the customer and ask them to release the lock?

What really boggles the mind is that while Apple of course won’t release the owner’s info to someone trying to return a device, they also won’t bother contacting the owner themselves. Truly making it a paperweight.

Point of contention here.

100% came here to say the same thing hahaha

Caller ID is incredibly easy to spoof. For something like that you should initiate the call yourself instead of have them call you (unless they employ a call-back service where you request a call.)

It’s actually a lower chance of having an adverse reaction. being struck by lightning is about 1:700000, and a vaccine reaction is roughly 1:1000000... Roughly 43% less likely than lightning.

Nothing, I could do nothing with it. Since I don’t eat pork.

Nothing, I could do nothing with it. Since I don’t eat pork.

Not going to knock it....

My take.

Yes, Twitter, a private entity that can moderate their content in any way they see fit. They can ban, erase, promote anything they want without infringing on your rights.