Fleet is an open source device management software. Calling it literal malware seems odd to me.

How would you manage hundeds or thousands of devices without Intune, SCCM, Ivanti, Ansible or whatever tool your org uses?

I would be more worried if the company had no means of controlling their devices, keeping them updated, secure and compliant.

When it comes to protect the rights of thw users, there are typically laws in place (at least where I live).

You can trim it even further:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B6HKB3JF/

This graphic shows that the platform is designed with full virtualization in mind. You can see that the VM on the right has its own kernel (unlike for example docker containers).

Edit: image source

I don’t think so. I think they are trying to make android more suitable for “desktop” usage, similar to chrome os.

By providing a gui for larger screens (Android 15) and virtualization (Android 16) they are significantly expanding what android can do.

Sounds a bit like the linux container in chromebooks. Looks like Google is planning to merge chrome os and android in future

There are some legitimate attacks on MFA, like stealing cookies. But in most cases, MFA is solid and attackers target the humans behind it (phishing, scamming, social engineering).

Not really a MFA bypass, but rather some impressive social engineering:

The attacker leverages AI-generated deepfakes to create a synthetic identity complete with a forged government document (e.g., passport) and a facial recognition bypass video.

They use this identity to gain access to the account, if I understood it right.

Surely they can do a man-in-the-middle attack and gemerate the required private keys and certs on the fly.

With an enterprise CA this is not a huge trouble, but not exactly easy either.

Does anyone know how many corporations have the technical ability to inspect TLS 1.3?

All models are equipped with 16GB of RAM, and two additional storage variants are available that cost 21,999 yuan (about $3,089) for 512GB and 23,999 yuan (about $3,370) for 1TB.

They are learning from Apple about the memory price. $300 for 512 gb additional memory storage is insane.

A little low specs for a tablet with “pro” in its name, but at only €400 they needed to save money somewhere

Oh, they found one scenario that looks good for them. Never trust those early benchmarks until they can be verified independently.

Doesn’t look too bad for me

I think its hard to have a foldable device that has a phone aspect ratio (2:1) when open and a reasonable size (and thickness) when closed.

This could only be done like the flip phone (1:1 --> 2:1) or by multiple folds (like the triple fold huawei).

What does the “video call” thing mean? Only video calls with Google Meet or are other services supported, too?

It’a about locating objects like headphones:

While locating objects over Bluetooth is possible, it’s also not very precise — but that’s what Bluetooth 6.0 and its new Channel Sounding feature are looking to solve.

Lineage OS doesn’t allow to do major updates via the integrated updater. You need a PC to upgrade.

Pixel updates will still take a few weeks, IIRC they are announced for early october.

Additionally, the first Alpha version of PlaytronOS has now been released for those of you who wish to test and give feedback. So far they note it has been tested across the AYANEO 2, ASUS ROG Ally, GPD Win 4 (2023), Lenovo Legion Go, Valve Steam Deck LCD and Valve Steam Deck OLED.

Quite a nice list of tested handhelds.