And if there were, the cost would be more like $20M than 20K.

Having all code reviewed for security, by some level of LLM, should be standard at this point.

iPhone.

Things can use cellular modems to phone home. This is already done.

Walmart could also easily cut deals with cable providers for outbound access via WiFi and cover most of the country.

Is that the source of the data?

Too bad, as the topic is interesting, but not enough to make up for aggressively bad presentation.

The dumb, successful approach would be to use one of them.

I guess if you ship it you are still passing along contagion

As a hypothetical example, an IP in a New York City data center is likely to have a shorted ping to a London data center, than a rural New York IP address.

I've also had trouble getting rid of pop up menus (copy, etc). If I want to click on text, but it has decided to pop up a menu, it can be a real pain to get rid of it. (I had no problem on previous versions of IOS).

There's a fundamental law of features: Every feature you add may may make it better for people who use it, but it makes it worse for everyone else.

If you keep adding features, anything will eventually become unusable.

Safari, Mac.