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iamoyindamola:
Ethical hacking, what bimmarlay is saying is that android phones are more vulnerable to attacks than iOS.
Android save trusted devices unlike iOS you have to trust and also input your passkey

Thank you,this was my initial point.

Before we advanced to backdoors and hacking.

Happy New Year.

DissTroy:
No. Bimmarlay is insisting ïPhones/Ãpple products are completely safe with no vulnerãbility i.e no båckdoor to exploit.. I kept insisting all devices have a backdóor.

That supposed nonexistent backdøor is what a common headset is exploiting to access details, including of even ïPhone users/Ãpple users. Even connecting to a public wifi increases your vulnerability regardless of the device.

The point is, no device is safe. There's a reason beta testers are on retainership by these companies to keep exposing vulnërability.

The only difference is, Ãpple is more tight-lipped about its own vulnërability until independent parties expøse the truth like they do periodically.

A truly safe device/ecosystem shouldn't be vulnerãble to a common headset or bluetooth speaker like the referenced article exposed.

There ain't any ambiguity here, bruh.

Apple suggests that you don't trust strangers with your permissions,in fact, all devices do.

As I previously stated, they admitted to glitches, malware, and stuff,they are fully aware that hackers will keep trying.

Software, or say Technology is not a monopoly, much like using voodoo to undo another voodoo, so they bring up updates. What you're posting is more like an exploit (taking advantage of a mistake in the code or a permission issue) than a backdoor (a secret entry point into a system).

Happy New Year

Sportsweb:
Fear go really hold Iran leaders right now. Trump has gone mental

chrisooblog:
I think I read somewhere Noriega was CIA trained.

Anybody who has read the Confessions of an Economic Hitman won't be surprised by events in Venezuela.

The US has had their eyes on latin oilfields for ages.

iamoyindamola:
Yes no device is safe but headphones don't have access to ios contacts because the option is not there, instead you can only use voice command(siri).
There is this trending scam going on in the country where someone approach you to help him test his powerbank, once you plug the powerbank and open your phone they extract your information.
This can only happen with android devices.

Thank Heavens am being understood here...

GloriousGbola:
With this act of madness trump has set a precedent for other powers with empire ambitions

Expect China to push forward on Taiwan

DissTroy:
Again, all devices have vulnerabilities. I'm not stating this to win any argument but as a fact.

Just 4 days ago, Apple sounded an alarm about a vulnerability in iPhones.

https://www.unilad.com/technology/apple-emergency-security-update-iphone-ipad-attack-804460-20251230 So much so "securîty" and "ãttack" were in the alarm URL.

Apple usually keeps mum about it but this one was too obvious. 4 days ago - after we had the back-and-forth with Bimmarlay for almost a week, with him claiming iPhones have no such vulnerabilities i.e. backdôôrs.

These things are easily verifiable.

Bimmarlykay:
APC will rig the south... simple.

raumdeuter:
While ADC rigs the North

You called the decider,i gave you the code green.

Why is you bringing North again egbon?

Happy New Year.

Roland17:
Your cousin dey try for you. If you weren’t a good brother/ cousin, she for no reason am.

I like your plan, especially staying within range and avoiding dark travels.

This report is made on behalf of a Nigerian woman, a lawful property owner and practitioner of traditional religion (ONÍṢẸ̀ṢẸ).

She legally built a house in Ilorin, Kwara State, which is her constitutional right as a citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

From the beginning of her presence in this Ilorin Muslim community, some individuals openly stated that they did not want an ONÍṢẸ̀ṢẸ practitioner living among them. She was repeatedly threatened and intimidated solely because of her religious practice.

Due to these threats, she reported the matter to the nearest police station in Ilorin. The police summoned the individuals involved and warned them that she has a legal right to live and build a house in any community of her choice in Nigeria.

Despite this police warning, the threats escalated.

She was directly told:

“Since your house is what is keeping you here in our midst, if you refuse to stop your traditional religion practice, get ready to see your house set ablaze.”
https://www.nairaland.com/8592225/kwara-womans-house-burnt-down

raumdeuter:
Blueraydick




That twitter guy will say they are not real Moslems

raumdeuter:
Being a super power is about "riding" other smaller countries to push and protect your interest. This has been going on for decades under whatever guise whether its to "introduce them to democracy" or "protect the oppressed minority in that country". Whatever excuse you can cook up that makes it sound better

Trump is the one who lifted the veil of pretense and called it what it was, He said it while debating that "We should have taken Iraq's oil" he didn't pretend it as for anything else. That is why he "understands" Russia trying to flex her own power on Ukraine as well because its what superpowers do

There is a reason why all countries are not equal in voting even in the UN and they have veto votes. Like Fela said "1 veto vote = 92"

A superpower will do whatever to preserve its interest and protect itself

GloriousGbola:
This is how we got to ww2 and the cold war
Nigeria was actually lucky during cold war 1.0
Unlike Latin America.
This time we may wind up suffering what they sufferred.

GloriousGbola:
This is how we got to ww2 and the cold war

Nigeria was actually lucky during cold war 1.0
Unlike Latin America.

This time we may wind up suffering what they sufferred.

iamoyindamola:
What concern Nigeria with cold war?
Was any African countries affected in the cold war?

In 2000, Saddam Hussein did something very few people paid attention to.

He announced Iraq would start selling oil in euros, not U.S. dollars.

Three years later, the United States invaded Iraq.

No weapons of mass destruction were ever found.

But something else happened quietly.

Iraqi oil went right back to being priced in dollars.

Most people call that a coincidence.

I call it a lesson.

In 2009, Muammar Gaddafi proposed something even more dangerous.

A gold-backed African currency — the gold dinar.

It would have allowed African nations to buy oil without using dollars.

In 2011, NATO intervened in Libya for “humanitarian reasons.”

Gaddafi was killed. The gold dinar disappeared. Libyan oil? Back to dollars.

Another coincidence.

I’m noticing a pattern.

Go back further.

In 1971, President Nixon took the U.S. dollar off the gold standard.

The dollar was no longer backed by gold — only a promise.

By all historical logic, the dollar should have collapsed.

It didn’t.

Why?

Because three years later, Henry Kissinger cut a deal with Saudi Arabia.

The deal was simple:

Sell oil only in U.S. dollars, and the U.S. military will protect the regime.

From that moment on, every country on earth needed dollars to buy energy.

That wasn’t free-market economics. That was force-backed monetary policy.

Or, more honestly, a protection racket.

And it works — as long as the military can enforce it.

Watch what happens when countries challenge it.

Russia demands rubles for natural gas? Sanctions. Escalation.

Syria discusses pipelines priced outside the dollar system? Civil war intensifies. Pipeline never happens.

Iran tries to sell oil outside the dollar? Decades of sanctions.

I’m not saying these are good governments or bad governments.

I’m saying watch what happens when anyone threatens the petrodollar system.

Once you see it, the pattern isn’t subtle. SWIFT is not a neutral payment system.

It’s a weapon.

Get cut off from SWIFT, and you’re locked out of global trade.

Russia. Iran. Cuba. Venezuela.

Different politics. Same outcome.

They don’t teach this in school because it’s uncomfortable.

We don’t send 18-year-olds to die for “freedom.”

We send them to protect reserve currency status.

Currency funds the military. The military protects the currency.

That’s how empires work.

Britain learned this the hard way.

The British pound was the world’s reserve currency for nearly 200 years.

After World War II, Britain lost reserve status.

Within two decades, the British Empire collapsed.

Same cycle.

Dutch guilder. British pound. Now the U.S. dollar.

Ray Dalio has been warning about this for years.

Late-stage empire looks like this:

• Military overextension • Rising debt • Currency weakening • Rivals building alternatives

China’s Belt and Road isn’t charity.

It’s about creating debt relationships denominated in yuan.

BRICS aren’t talking about alternatives because they’re friends.

They’re building an exit ramp from dollar dependence.

When the dollar loses reserve status — not if, when — the ability to print money without consequences disappears.

Then the military contracts.

Then the empire ends.

You can call this cynical.

I call it financial history.

Every war in my lifetime had a currency angle — if you knew where to look.

“Freedom and democracy” is the marketing.

The actual policy documents talk about “maintaining dollar liquidity in global energy markets.”

GloriousGbola:
why do you think ANC is down for russia? the west chose to ignore apartheid for 'the greater good'
Mobutu Sese seko was supported by western interests and congo/zaire is still suffering the repercussions to this day
Thomas Sankara was killed in a palace coup because he was showing leftist leanings

in the case of latin america - read about argentinas dirty war or about pinochet

i am sure you read about how missiles landed in offa
nigeria has rare earth minerals so we may also all this may be a prelude to our own 'liberation' by the US

also- i found this

iamoyindamola:
But Congo have always been war affected country from on set, they caused the cold war upon them by seeking help from US and Russia between the oppositions in power.
I understand US always try get involved in countries with rich mineral resources and they always destroy anyone in their way but is this Venezuela president innocent of his crimes?

GloriousGbola:
what crimes? being president of a country with oil?

what is the difference between this and iraq WMD?

https://www.reddit.com/r/CringeTikToks/comments/1q2xidp/armed_men_on_streets_of_venezuela_after_us_strikes/

i dont know if the video here is true or not, given that i don't know what timezone venzuela is in - but if this is true, trump has issues in a breakdown of law and order

the 'antiwar' president

iamoyindamola:
Rumour as it the man is a drug lord

CrystalTiger:
Na who no get Nuclear weapons Dem dey do anyhow lol

To be honest, nuclear weapons are the only things giving China and Russie a chance.
The U.S is a master planner, they will brag(typical American fashion),show dominance, reveal their agenda and targets, yet they still manage to strike accurately.


Without nukes, North Korea, China, and Russia would have been seized and controlled by the Americans long ago.

Have a Nuke at least
To compete.

Happy New Year.

Payporte01:
Those two countries are noisemakers, paper tigers.
Okpa Putin self that is even struggling against common Zelensky, he even had to lie that his residence was attacked.

izzou:
You kidnap a President, and still say you will run the country till there are capable hands.

UN no talk pim. If na China now, we no go hear word