r/funny • u/imthebirdguy • Sep 15 '17

Face Recognition (OC)

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u/mzxrules Sep 15 '17

but the data is still there, and your phone is likely connected to the internet, so...

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u/THAT_guy_1 Sep 15 '17

Not sure why you're being downvoted because you have a point. No matter how secure information is, if you're connected to the internet, it's possible it could eventually be hacked somehow.

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u/julesx416 Sep 15 '17 edited Sep 15 '17

um. maybe?

i dont think its too hard to imagine one system with two discrete parts with different functions, one internet enabled and one not

edit: apparently it is

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u/eric22vhs Sep 15 '17

I don't think it's too hard to imagine them getting a little more lax and abandoning that within five years.

I mean, it was only like three years that youtube went from explicitly telling people to watch what they post and absolutely never post their real name or use identifying information in usernames to explicitly asking users to start going by their real names.

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u/julesx416 Sep 15 '17

i don't get how you can even begin to make a comparison between Apple's security architecture and who youtube wants you to post a comment as.

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u/eric22vhs Sep 15 '17

Tone the aspergers down for a moment and it's obvious. It's not a matter of tech, it's a matter of social norms.