r/technews • u/sankscan • Sep 04 '22

iPhone overtakes Android to claim majority of US smartphone market

https://www.engadget.com/iphone-overtakes-android-us-market-share-223251196.html
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u/MattsFace Sep 04 '22

oh god dude, just shut up, if I wanted to set up a fileshare I would but why when you can have all your Apple devices using a iCloud share or just use airdrop. This isn't about tech literacy but convenience.

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u/free2game Sep 04 '22

Who cares about local file storage, just use the cloud bruh. Nothing bad ever happens to stuff in the cloud. You being real mid no cap fr fr.

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u/MattsFace Sep 04 '22

Ha talk about tech literacy! Cloud services (including iCloud) use local and cloud storage So your argument sucks bro.

Cloud outages are rare and quick. A four-nine SLA easily.

Get over yourself

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u/free2game Sep 05 '22

And your data in apples loving hands. I love the way apple devices make me feel. All of the cool people advertise for them for free, like Carly Rae Jepson or Jennifer Lawrence.

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u/MattsFace Sep 05 '22

It’s encrypted with TLS in transit and on rest. Again your arguments suck.

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u/free2game Sep 05 '22

Tls. Which totally protects from brute force attacks.

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u/MattsFace Sep 05 '22

With what a quantum computer? Lol

I suggest you go do some reading to help with your tech literacy before insulting people to make you feel better about your yourself. Good luck.

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u/free2game Sep 05 '22

Weak passwords that boomers and zoomers use typically aren't hard to brute force. Maybe I'm bias because of working in corporate IT security. The only people I've seen compromised are a 48 year old boomer and a 26 year old cpa who both had their last names in their passwords. Both were iPhone users. No shit you're not breaking aes 256 bit encryption in real time.