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Cake day: June 21st, 2023

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  • There’s a lot of reasons iPhones are specifically targeted for theft. Besides China being a giant hub for fences.

    • There are FOMO or vain people who want one for cheap… and almost new. Just like their hankering for Louis Vuitton bags and Gucci scarves.
    • There are those third party repair shops who want cheap parts for repairing other iPhones instead of asking from Apple.
    • There are those who buy them en masse for their scam and spam farms.
    • And in some places and for certain groups, it’s safer and more profitable than selling meth.




  • I hate being hinted and asked to click on the link, so I save you a click:

    It’s the end of an era: the founder and original developer of Nova Launcher — Kevin Barry — has stepped away from the development of the iconic custom launcher. This essentially marks the end of the road for the launcher, as it is unlikely to receive updates or new features. For years now, Nova Launcher has been the go-to launcher for power Android users, standing out for its plethora of customization options and features.

    Now that Nova is in literal limbo, if not allegedly in the hands of some data miner, there should be talk about substitutes.

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  • While the report did not specify the brand, the design and user interface closely resembled those of a Huawei or Honor device.

    It’s unclear whether these companies officially sell phones in North Korea, but if they do, the devices are likely customized with state-approved software designed to restrict functionality and facilitate government surveillance.

    I remember watching a series of Youtube videos by a guy working in the diplomatic department of a Southeast Asian country who I can’t name, and he took videos while on the sly, his camera (or phone) hidden carefully, showing some glimpses of life in Pyongyang. At one point he and his wife visited the government-run department store and, yeah, it’s pretty much a drab place to be there, you’ll be only buying necessities. However, there’s the special section where certain types of people such as high officials and foreigners are allowed to buy electronics, mostly with hard currency, and the merchandise included smartphones, all of them looked to be Chinese brands.