Re: Apple changed their documentation at my request but it proves they don't care about privacy
Maria Sophia <[email protected]>
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Chris wrote:
>> What if I were hiding from an ex-wife or disgruntled Apple poster?
>
> Just get a different router.
Chris,
I realize your only goal is to defend Apple's honor to the death, no matter
what, but I only needed to prove two things, both of which are now obvious.
1. Apple's WPS database can be used by anyone in the world to track the
location of a router AP (by BSSID/GPS) without any restrictions.
2. Apple's refuses to honor the documented intent of a hidden-broadcast.
The fact you're desperate to dispute those facts in order to protect the
honor of your religious God is evident in the fact that the researchers
proved the first point, and Apple's *new* documentation proves the second.
Three simple questions for you, Chris:
Q1: What do you dispute about point #1 above, after reading this paper?
*Surveilling the Masses with Wi-Fi-Based Positioning Systems*
<https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.14975>
Q2: What do you dispute about point #2 above, after reading this new link?
<https://support.apple.com/en-ie/102515>
Only a religious zealot could possibly deny the veracity of those 2 facts.
Want to know what my third question asked of you is, Chris:
Q3: Would you kindly give me the BSSID of your home router AP please?
When/if you do so, not only will I provide the exact location of that
router (to the resolution of GPS) but I can track its movement, forever.
With no restrictions on that tracking (see point #1 above, for proof).
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Everyone disputing this is doing so only on their religious belief system.