If you're not doing anything wrong then you have nothing... WHAT THE HELL? How are US citizens en masse not going nuts about this?

In item # IV: I couple of items do not add up. Nor does the argument made in this article. 1. The 'fact' that the original Procreate artwork is '4096 x 3072 px' which just happens to be IDENTICAL IN SIZE to the original Morgan Freeman image (hi-res). 2. The Morgan Free painting that is floating around (the…

Maybe I'm missing the entire point of the article:

I hope it's a huge diamond the size of Ohio and gets excavated rendering all diamonds worthless. Goodbye De Beers. Africa gets free and becomes the most democratic place on earth. Wireless tech and solar move in and it becomes testing grounds building up the country as the most technically modern one in the world as…

It's disconcerting when an amazing premise for a disaster film... is exactly what's happening right now.

We all know what "The Object" is.

Even over the internet people can read me like a book.

Let me go down the list:

Driving a car is pretty safe.

wii u, lol

Pretty sure that even in the movie Batman is portrayed as just a guy in a suit.

Even if they did leave the windows done and the keys on the seat no one would be forcing them to steal it.

No. The police use bait cars in the States too. It just involves leaving vehicles (with cameras installed) in areas susceptible to crime; they don't leave the windows down with the keys on the seats. No one is forcing the person to break into a car and steal it.

Right, but usually these things only come out after the hacker has tried to tell the company, or has gone public. (The first, in this case.)

I'm assuming the people who discover all these new bugs are fairly tech savvy people. So why haven't they figured out how to turn their phone to landscape to take video?

The Ministry does not approve of this being shown to the muggles.

But there is no precedent for anything the government has to be "heavily controlled." The outsourcing nature of government functions mean that such keys would eventually get to private hands, which could then be disclosed if such individuals felt the need (read: Snowden).

I think the issue here is that the government seem to think it has the legal right to do whatever it wants, thanks to secret legal opinions.