Apple Vision Pro does not come with physical controllers thus allowing users to control it using hand gestures

However, when you're using the Vision Pro, the headset will pick up the hand gestures of "anyone" within the FOV (Field of View) of the sensors....enabling brand new ways to mess up with your workflow
Good job 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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Tab auto grouping in Edge leaks your open sites to Microsoft. This AI-powered feature sends the full browsing session to company's servers to build the groups. But this is not mentioned anywhere.

Anything AI-* is not a local or offline feature. Copilots and other AI capabilities are integrated in Microsoft Edge, but they perform data processing on the server side. It is easy to check this by going offline for a moment. You will quickly find that Edge will not be able to group tabs automatically, as it can't reach Microsoft's servers for that.

So Microsoft should clearly notify the user that his data will be sent and processed online. The feature itself is very convenient and time saving option. But users who care about their privacy may prefer to avoid it, and create tab groups manually. Or even switch to a different browser.

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so Xiaomi announced HyperOS Global bootloader unlocking guide (only applied for devices comes with HyperOS or any MIUI devices updated to HyperOS):
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+ Your Xiaomi Community app needs to be at version 5.3.31
+ Your Xiaomi Community account has to be at least 30 days active (no need to be Level 5 like CN)
+ You need to set your Xiaomi community region at Global to register (after you set Global region, there will be an "Unlock bootloader" section inside "Me"). After you had successfully registered, you will have to wait for 72hrs (3 days) to get verified for unlocking bootloader
+ Your unlocking license valid for only 1 year
+ Maximum 3 Xiaomi devices can be unlocked in 1 year with the unlocking license
+ Just like CN, if you were on MIUI you cannot receive HyperOS update, but if you already got HyperOS u can still receiving OTA
+ Only 2000 unlocking licenses get registered per day (GMT+8), if u can't register, come back tomorrow to get an early slot asap
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Anyway FUCK YOU XIAOMI, I hope all of your revenue GOING DOWN TO THE DEEPEST PLACE OF HELL, TO THE MINUS, TO THE FUCKING BACKRUPTCY & NOBODY BUYING YOUR FUCKING PHONES ANYMORE.
YOU JUST DESTROYED YOUR FUCKING OWN GLORY THAT OVER 50% BUILT BY YOUR COMMUNITY, BITCH!

Nothing teased Phone 2a

Phone 2a will likely launch on 5th February

Codenamed: Aerodactyl
Modem Number: A142
Expected Pricing: 400$

Phone 2a specs:
• 6.7-inch FHD+ OLED display
• 120Hz refresh rate
• MediaTek Dimensity 7200 SoC
• 50MP Dual rear camera
Click here for FULL leaked specifications of Phone 2a

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First Look at Native Linux-like Sudo command in Windows 11
Source

Microsoft is testing native Linux-like Sudo command support for Windows 11
The Sudo command in Linux or macOS allows for modifying system files, changing system settings, system-wide updates, and more.

The Sudo “superuser do” command is coming to Windows 11 as part of the developer settings.
It may allow you to manage settings that require administrative privileges, such as uninstalling apps, changing system settings, or other developer-related settings.

Windows 11 will allow you to configure Sudo command behavior by setting preferences for how commands run with Sudo work:
• In a New Window
• With Input Disabled
• Inline

You’ll be able to access the Sudo command using Command Prompt, PowerShell, or any terminal interface on Windows as long as the feature is enabled and developer mode is turned on.

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FunFact: Poco X6 series feature a Virtual Proximity Sensor

Poco has mentioned that X6 Pro features a Proximity sensor on the Poco Global website including the UK's and even on India's Flipkart

However, it uses a "virtual" proximity sensor to offer the PATHETIC experience to its loyal Poco & Xiaomi meat riders

Since Poco X6 pro is a rebranded Redmi K70E in China, Redmi did NOT mention that it has a proximity sensor on its Mi China website

But Poco however as usual is fooling everyone by writing FAKE specifications for its products

Note: This CANNOT be fixed by Custom ROMs as some people believe that Xiaomi hardware specs are good, so just change the software using Custom ROMS 🤓

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Our Nothing Fuckups Rants Worked 🎉

Apart from Xiaomi, we troll Nothing too for their fake promises to hype up their products

I criticized Carl Pei previously by calling him a "hypocrite" by showcasing many proofs wherein he acts like he cares about the community at first but afterward switches sides because of money
You can read that post HERE

In November 2022, Carl did 2 Twitter polls asking users whether to make Glyph Interface API open or not and users voted for it to be open.
But Nothing did Nothing about this indicating a fake hype as usual

But now after almost 20 months of launching Phone 1, Carl Pei has finally announced the Glyph SDK (Software Development Kit) is coming for Nothing users

The new Glyph Developer Kit will let 3rd-party Android app developers tap into the flashing lights on the rear of Nothing’s Phone 1 and Phone 2 handsets.

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When will Google launch its Find My Device network? We still don't know, but here's the latest update:

Background

Google said they won't roll their Find My Device network until Apple implements unwanted tracker alerts in iOS. Apple is waiting for the Detecting Unwanted Location Trackers (DULT) specification they jointly developed with Google and other industry vendors to be chartered by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).

Google said they expected this specification to be finalized by the end of 2023, but it seems that timeline was a bit optimistic. In recent weeks, the DULT mailing list called for feedback from participants on whether they approved of the current draft being chartered.

Where we are today

Today (2/2/24), the call for feedback was closed by the IETF's Security Area Director, who said that these are the next steps:

1) The IESG will conduct an initial review of the charter at the next telechat (2/15/24).

2) The charter will be sent to the IETF community for review.

3) The IESG will conduct a final review on the charter at another telechat (2/29/24 or 3/7/24).

If all goes well, the earliest that the DULT specification can be chartered is by IETF 119, which starts on 3/16/24.

This means we'll have to wait until at least mid-March for DULT to be finalized, and then we'll have to wait for Apple to roll out unwanted tracker alerts based on this spec to iOS, and finally Google will roll out their Find My Device network.

(Getting industry consensus on such a sensitive issue takes time and there are a lot of things that need to be done, so this is no fault of the IETF. I'm just relaying the latest update on what's happening.)