Daniel Micay on Twitter: "@HamledOnLine No, and you should apply more skepticism to what you read on Twitter. The claim being made there is speculation warped through multiple layers of people embellishing it with their own assumptions, fantasies and interpretations of how they think technologies work..." / Twitter

Any idea if this is possible with Graphene?

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Jun 3, 2020

The ability to remotely disable cameras on smartphones was a patent filed by Apple over a decade ago. At the time, so many people thought it would only be used to disable recording at live music shows. Nah…it was always destined for worse appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Pa

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Daniel Micay

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No, and you should apply more skepticism to what you read on Twitter. The claim being made there is speculation warped through multiple layers of people embellishing it with their own assumptions, fantasies and interpretations of how they think technologies work...

8:50 PM · Jun 3, 2020Twitter Web App

Charles "Eat The Rich Text" Ellis

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Jun 3, 2020

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@DanielMicay

I appreciate your perspective as someone deeply experienced with this stuff. People I was discussing it with on IRC seemed convinced it was plausible through some kind of baseband controller-based interaction with all the various hardware elements (obv. that's model-specific).

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