Facebook should probably also get sued... I have trouble to believe that this was not intentional on their part since there is a setting to share or not to share your location.

I do that too (with BoA) but only for vendors that I don't use often because it is easier like that, hence I am still at risk.

Seems like it, but a Bitcoin insurance would be nice.

I'm ok, because since the last time I used it there, I probably had to change my CC# 4-5 times because of other hacks or other issues detected by BoA.

It doesn't sound simpler or cheaper to me. If you include the price of the phone, it can easily end up being more expensive. And they still have a different cost for people bringing their own phone...

I thought that all NASA technology was open to the public... Isn't that how SpaceX started?

One of the quirks of tech transfer offices is that they have emerged from government agencies and universities because it turns out that making technology and patents freely available doesn't do much for commercial adoption.

It's not... you're probably thinking of the fact that anything NASA releases is not copyrightable. This doesn't imply, however, that they must release everything.

Anything sufficiently sensitive or representing a US advantage over other nations is ITAR controlled.

NSA, not NASA.

FYI: I was replying to this part of the comment: "Nasa does this to some degree..."

that page now is 404

the main reason why I never switched to Chrome is the Google process that is always running whether you are currently using Chrome or not.. but I don't think I had any issues uninstalling it a few years ago

a combination of widi/miracast,bluetooth,wifi,etc can achieve alot of that goal but it needs to get easier to use still

I don't like that Angular makes HTML pages very much useless by themselves (content-wise without javascript)