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kosmicjack
As I said in another thread, this Olympics could hardly get any weirder. I hope not at least. I do think the Olympic committee bears at least some of the responsibility...for choosing Sochi at all.
MissBeck
I'm thinking publicizing the fact you are going to be hacked on any electronic device may be part of a plan, trying to send out a message to would be terrorists, that whatever you do, you can be traced.
Just thinking out loud.
yellow acid water
Stormdancer777
I'ma gonna watch the Olympics, anyone else?
FlyersFan
Stormdancer777
I'ma gonna watch the Olympics, anyone else?
I'm looking forward to the Ice Skating. In the summer, we watch the swimming.
Olympics are great fun .... to watch.
MissBeck
reply to post by Stormdancer777
Nooo, I won't be watching. I'm not a sports fan at all. But no doubt there will be updates on here somewhere. I might peek at those threads.
MissBeck
reply to post by Stormdancer777
I'd have to wipe the dust off the TV to see it in the first place! If it wasn't for my little one, there wouldn't be a TV in the house.
As tourists and families of athletes arrive in Sochi, if they haven't been warned, and if they fire up their phones at baggage claim, it's probably too late to save the integrity of their electronics and everything inside them. Visitors to Russia can expect to be hacked. And as Richard Engel found out upon his arrival there, it's not a matter of if, but when," reports NBC's Brian Williams.
Engel says, "The State Department warns that travelers should have no expectation of privacy. Even in their hotel rooms. And as we found out, you are especially exposed as soon as you try and communicate with anything.