Every few months there’s some sensational news reporting that some high profile individual doesn’t use bluetooth wireless headphones and everyone goes “Wait, what?”. From Taylor Swift’s public appearances featuring exclusive use of wired headphones to former Vice President Kamala Harris on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert stating:
Number 3 may surprise you! I’m kidding of course, blatant web-based phishing attacks are boring. This blog isn’t about those. Most of these examples will probably surprise you in some way. This blog is about the spiraling mess of URI handlers, auth flows, proof-of-presence, and the complete lack of fuzzed code coverage of the ecosystem as a whole.
VPN: phone, not desktop. WiFi: N/A. These statements are correct. Or at least as correct as is applicable to the general user in the scope of the following contextual blog which generally recommends that:
The popular social media app “TikTok” is likely facing an iminent ban in the United States in the coming days. This has resulted in a mass migration to the Chinese app 小红书 (meaning “little red book”), Xiaohongshu, or simply “REDnote”.