While researchers have demonstrated charging-port attacks in controlled settings, as of May 2023, multiple reviews have found no credible reported cases of juice jacking on mobile OSs outside of research efforts, and experts generally assess the risk to typical users as low relative to other threats.
Its entirely a non-issue until there's literally any commercially viable real-world application of this. You should be more worried about NFC relay attacks and other real world attack vectors.
I see this less of an issue than the overall lack of public restrooms outside of the major subway stations in Japan in general.
The vast majority of comments here are painfully unaware of Japanese societal norms and I can guarantee that these won't be vandalized with exception to maybe the most alt cultured youth areas such as Amerikamura.
I have similar experiences with the book after being recommended it by an older cousin that found it beneficial to getting outside their bubble. It's nothing earth shattering, but the book does a great job of getting you to look at things from different perspectives.
Especially given the amount of money they've raised. Insane that at this point they didn't have a system to automatically archive any sources automatically
I wouldn't even strictly say it's being enhanced. My employer cut 5% under the pretext of AI efficiencies. Those efficiencies being forcing adjacent teams to absorb the responsibilities of the laid off teams and then pointing us to leverage "AI" to overcome the increased workload.
End result is unqualified and overworked individuals are telling enterprise customers effectively AI slop and customers getting increasingly frustrated. Sure the volume of output has been increased, but the quality has taken massive nosedive which customers are noticing. This has directly led to an increase in churn in Saas.
So the corporate solution to that? Force those same already overworked individuals to start tracking churn/sales risks when they are being presented to customers as their "service advisor".
Good and I also don't understand why every single statement on the usage one way or another is a news article. Anyone dealing in absolutes on the topic are lying or delusional.
It'd be like a financial firm bragging about either NOT using a calculator, opting to pen and paper all calculations or on the other end bragging about ONLY knowing how to use a calculator.
Read??? In this economy???
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Yeah but that doesn't fit my narrative so... >:(
Same in St. Louis, but they went also went right through the "not the right color of white" Italian and other immigrant neighborhoods.
Well that's some purity test oversimplification.
Been using it since like 2013 and I don't think I could ever go back to stock.
^Purity test nonsense.