07-13-2024, 03:32 PM
I came across an article, touting the device that a mega tech business was promoting since 2017... the device serves as an "authenticator" so your data is safe if someone steals your phone, or happens to get into your data some other way. It creates a machine-level code to allow the user to access their information... but only the user who has the authenticator.
Of course, being mentally-challenged myself, I found this highly ironic.
I mean, think about this... how much does your data weigh? How much does it displace, space-wise? Zero. It's "virtual." But wait kids... it's not 'safe,' I can "steal it."
So here's a 'physical' object to protect your 'virtual' objects.
Crazy.
Of course, being mentally-challenged myself, I found this highly ironic.
I mean, think about this... how much does your data weigh? How much does it displace, space-wise? Zero. It's "virtual." But wait kids... it's not 'safe,' I can "steal it."
So here's a 'physical' object to protect your 'virtual' objects.
Crazy.
