NigGaStoleMyMac

8:15 PM

John's Undercover-enabled MacBook Pro was stolen at his golf club, just a few miles from where he lives, somewhere in North Carolina, USA.

http://www.orbicule.com/undercover/recovery.html

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I did see your point, but I think you missed mine. I'm pointing out the obvious privacy implications of deliberately running software that allows people you don't even know to look into your computer and see what you're doing. OH EXPLOITABLE.

I hate to make an analogy to George Orwell's 1984 as it is somewhat like creating a Godwin's Law-esque situation, but the whole idea reminds me of the telescreens.

Please don't think that I'm implying that Apple is spying on people through their webcams. I'm just saying the opportunity is there. Also, it's kind of available for someone on the internet to get access to that. People keep saying security, and I keep seeing security vulnerability.

And if you say that will never happen, you have not been around software long enough.