Dont forget the added tracking as Google scans and records all your purchases.

Trading a little convenience for your privacy again. Google will track everything you buy, quantity, how often, etc.... Do you really want google to know you bought anti itch ointment for your scrotum? Maybe all that bacon you purchase will be available to your health insurance and your rates will go up because of your unhealthy diet.

'mostly' - Could we quantify 'mostly'?

Magic Leap is garbage tech. WE demo-ed the headset and its was super clunky and of little use. Angry birds was the best thing about it and even that novelty wore off after 5 min.

How about instead of spending money on ipads and the extra costs associated with support, infrastructure, staff, replacement every few years when apple retires a model etc to support the ipads, schools could instead fix crumbling buildings, lights, buy new desks, provide better lunches, ...

My generation learned from books, blackboard, chalk, and a classroom that didn't have 60 kids in it.

To get this you'd need to sign up for disney's streaming service... Not going to happen. I don't subscribe to a service for one show. Was it CBS and that Star Trek show they offered on Streaming only? That didn't last. This won't either.

Dear disney. Do you want to get your shows pirated? Because pulling your content from netflix and starting your own service is how you get your pirated.

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Hey Microshat,
How about you start to support 2 factor authentication on windows and servers first before you start worrying about collecting all PII data?

Seriously, why do I need a 3rd party authenticator like RSA and and GINA replacement when 2 factor should be standard by now.

ATT and others fought to get Net Neutrality repealed only so that they could rewrite the laws they way 'they' want the lays to exist, then be able to claim that they fought to restore and improve Net Neutrality laws.....

I also would not use a Free Service wrapped up in a black box on top of my TV. You obviously need to let it analyze your viewing patterns for those 'recommendations', plus who knows what is in the eula... probably lets them analyze your viewing data as well as requiring ID/birthdate/Credit card number... who knows what data it wanted. Maybe Joe Schmoe in Dallas doesn't wan't you knowing he watches The Big Bang Theory and knows he can pirate it and watch it in private instead.

I would.

Securing a bucket in S3 is not rocket science.... If the company doesn't know how to they should really hire someone to do it.

How did they even pass a PCI audit with that information?

You don't.

>> "we will never sell or share data related to YOUR content libraries"

1) until MPAA sues them for it
2) Until someone/some company offers them a boat load of money for it.
3) They decide to offer it to the highest bidder to help their bottom line for the 'investors'

Every Company always says they will NEVER sell your data.... until they do.

This is why you shouldn't use services like this. Vote with your usage and drop plex, there are plenty of alternatives.

Welcome to the world where you are guilty until the powers that be think you are docile enough to be innocent.