Arghs, wrong community, sorry. Thought we where in an ADHD related topic, where buying new (and expensive) things just to loose interest shortly after is pretty common. This comic was posted there already multiple times.
Not hijack but he could disturb it. When US based organizations (afaik 9 out of 12) who run root dns servers change their root-file he could force ISPs in the US to ignore root servers that don't cooperate. Or Microsoft to update Windows with modified root hints . Or force Google or Cloudflare to do so for their resolvers. Or AWS for their services...
It wouldn't stop anyone to ignore said changes and it would be discovered pretty fast. But he could censor the internet and users who don't care or don't have the knowledge. Or if you rely on a service who didn't react (gmail anyone?)
Even DNSSec wouldn't help as he would control the start of the chain of trust.
There are a lot of infrastructure and involved companies based in the US. I don't say it's hopeless but don't underestimate the chaos he could evoke.
Care to elaborate? Are you talking about DNS over TLS/HTTPS or DNSSec? And who would enforce it and how? I can't see how this should go and what wouldn't work.
Can only agree. Had Pixel phones but with how Google is acting now, my next phone will be something else. Samsung is a nogo, I will look at Sony, Motorola and Fairphone when the time has come. Also depends on how custom ROMs will change until then.
Because there's other software you want to run but doesn't when it detects a vm. And you don't want to publish how to run that software in a vm because of lawyers.
I think it depends on how you define "influencer". Talking about these topics should absolutely be possible and forbidding it is censorship. But influencer with ten thousands or more followers have a responsibility and I think it's necessary to enforce some kind of quality and to prevent misinformation.
If the way China does it is the right way I don't know, but I can see why they are doing it.
No no, the disc changer was in the glove box. The radio had a cassette player. I used it with one of those cassette adapters to connect my iRiver mp3 player.
Arghs, wrong community, sorry. Thought we where in an ADHD related topic, where buying new (and expensive) things just to loose interest shortly after is pretty common. This comic was posted there already multiple times.