XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, alt.comp.os.windows-10, comp.mobile.android   
   From: this@ddress.is.invalid   
      
   Marian  wrote:   
   > Frank Slootweg wrote:   
   > >>> But the fact is you can be tracked anywhere in the world if you use the   
   > >>> same router, which very often people who have moved will easily do.   
   > >>   
   > >> Considering that here the router is often provided by the Telco, when   
   > >> you move you have to hand over the old router, and get a new one with   
   > >> the new contract at the new destination.   
   > >   
   > >   And the old router might be re-used by someone else, which would lead   
   > > 'Arlen' to the erroneous conclusion that you had moved to the place   
   > > where that someone lives. Way to go!   
   >   
   > If Frank is trying to intimate that this news about Apple's highly insecure   
   > WPS system can't track people, then I'm going to have to disagree with him.   
   >   
   > Frank hates me, which is fine, since this is Usenet and we all have a thick   
   > skin. Frank even declares everyone he happens to hate, happens to be me.   
      
     Frank doesn't hate you. Frank hates very, very few people. For you,   
   the needle doesn't even move.   
      
   > He does it all the time (and I just sit back and let it run off my skin).   
      
     Yeah, *right*! That's why you insult and lie as soon as someone proves   
   you wrong, "you just sit back and let it run off your skin". Sure!   
      
   > Frank told us years ago he was never able to get into a college,   
      
     Frank never told you or anybody that, because it's false [1]. Frank   
   repeatedly challenged you to provide proof and of course you never did,   
   you just continue to lie.   
      
     BTW, did I already mention that, like you often allege, I also had "a   
   high profile job in Silicon Valley"? :-)   
      
   >								   so I   
   > should treat him gently when he makes his absurd statements to attack me.   
      
     Proving you wrong is not an attack.   
      
   > All I will ask of Frank, on behalf of everyone he is trolling right now,   
   > is for Frank to simply find just one security researcher who agrees with   
   > him.   
      
     Again the appealing to authority fallacy. Anyway, no real 'security   
   researcher' would say or imply that a BSSID is effectively pointing to   
   an individual. As has already been repeatedly mentioned, that you   
   misinterpret what your 'security researchers' say is nobody's problem,   
   but yours.   
      
   [1] Not that it matters. Apparently "excellent education" and "high   
   IQ" isn't all that meaningful.   
      
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