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Just as I decided to go with kaspersky over bitdefender and this comes up. I can see bitdefender increasing their pricing now without kaspersky as their main competitor.

Where are you getting this idea that session hijacking usually starts with a sniffing attack? The vast majority of websites and services send session tokens over a secure connection, meaning the token cannot be sniffed. And even then, the hacker would have to already have control over a device near the victim in order to sniff. As far as I'm aware it's not common for malware to start sniffing either. Most session hijacking is due to malware. The user runs something they shouldn't and the malware grabs their token. VPNs aren't nearly as useful as people make them sound. Yes, there are unsecured wifi networks... that doesn't mean you can't still make a secure connection to websites and other services. It just means that any connections that aren't secure could be sniffed by a nearby device or altered in a MITM attack. That's why you get an extension/addon like HTTPS Everywhere to ensure your web browsing stays secure even on sketchy networks. VPNs are frankly overkill for anyone who isn't actively being targeted by a motivated individual/group. Unless you're using it simply as a utility to tunnel into a home/work network or evade region blocks/content filters.

what about an $150k HVAC system in auto supply shop that is much more energy efficient? what's the deduction ? $150k?

Recently, when I turned on private relay, I noticed that UA-cam on Safari is very slow. Since the loading speed is slow, the video quality is automatically lowered. If you manually change it to high quality, try moving the timestamp here and there. The quality will be lowered or the video will stop. This change is more noticeable on older Macs. It wasn't like this before, but private relay has been acting strange for the past month or two.

Thanks 4 the test. On Christmas eve I came out to go2 work. Car was gone. Honda Accords are being stolen like crazy where I live in Philly. Definitely invest in a Faraday box n pouches, I got a set for 20$ on Amazon. Also....if you have rims, u might want to add an extra rim lock on each, and invest in an alarm. I was carjacked @ gunpoint once, and recently the key fob got hacked. Also, one more inexpensive way to ensure your car won't start .......pull the ignition circuit. It might sound like a lot, but if you live in the city, it will help you sleep at night.

Upload with no music. It out of place

Great video, background music is distracting

The short answer is YES! And save yourself 8 minutes.

If I use 2 factor authentication on all my accounts will that give me a huge amount of extra protection?

Is there a way to protect the iOS Passwords app? I think it would be great to have the option to set up a master lock. What do you think?

Anyone had this issue ?? I am an insurance producer, and I am not appointed with any admitted insurance companies. I want to get quotes and each time when i contact to those 2-3 wholesale brokers that finally got appointed, they send me surplus only , and if you want to bind then they require to fill our diligent effort form that most states require. Essentially, I have to prove that I reached out to 3-5 admitted insurance companies they declined the applicant and that is why i am forced to seek coverage in surplus line markets. I am new in business and not appointed with any admitted insurance company, so i do not even have any admitted carrier to reach out. So how I am suppose to fill out diligent effort statement? What exactly should I say when filling it out to ensure it gets approved?"

If a thief knows your passcode, they can become you. They can even make their face be an alternative face id and then access banking apps that allow it. It's a disaster waiting to happen to you. Its already happened to thousands.

One important issue for 3rd party is to choose a complex password (so you don’t lose all your passwords, if compromised) for the password manager and keep that in a safe recoverable place you or your survivors can recover.

Absolutely Yes. Best there is.

I'm thinking about the Pacific Palisades fire, and assuming many, if not all, are covered with an non-admitted carrier. Catastrophic loss, some homeowners may not be covered if insolvent

If a person is a victim of a sim swap, are the passwords protected in iOS?

Use the dividend from v2g to pay for the Powerwall. Seems to me like you would increase sells.

Buy the model 3 and use the dividend to buy a Powerwall and maybe solar.

I lost trust to Apple totally after years my account has been locked and customer service got limited information to help me get it back

I have been using RoboForm for years. Have you checked it out?

Thieves have now a new device to steal keyless cars. They don’t need to stand one at your car & the other at your door with an antenna anymore. What they do now is walk or drive up to your car, use their new device which doesn’t need any signal coming from your keys. The device opens up the doors straight away & once the thieves are in the car it only takes them about 1 minute and the cars gone. so i suggest you clamp your cars wheel or use a battery cut off switch.

1 Password allows other documentation like notes and attachments to be stored with passwords and also haa a separate "secure notes" section for passports etc. Apple Passwords doen't seem to accommodate anything like this. And Notes with PDF attachements can't be secured with a password. So Passwords seems a good option if all one needs is password storage but if you need more than apps like 1 Password are better options, right?

Does Apple Passwords provide the capability to securely store information other than just Passwords to be auto-filled? Specifically, does it have the capability to store things like Credit Card and/or Passport information that can be auto-filled when needed, or does it only store Password, Username & applicable website information?

Your contents are really good. How you are breaking down complex tech jargons actually got me glued to watch more , even thou, I actually used to find these jargons really boring. Btw, I think your thumbnail could be much better ; Words on them too much and they don't have knowledge gap signal built into them(to get people outside your loyal fan base to wanna click - LOW CTR) and are too corporate-looking for a video trying to "uncorporate" them for a common civilian understanding. I redesigned this particular video's thumbnail, how can I reach you to send them over, Bob? I've looked everywhere, Rob freeman seem like a popular name . hahaha!

I would like to know which antivirus do you recommend indeed kaspersky. I read in the comments that Norton and McAffee give you problens. Could you tell us Which antivirus is as effective as kaspersky,

Would a coffee tin have the same effect?

I think that the downside to the password app is that apple has set the “password” to get into it (after biometric attempts fail) to be the same as the device (say, an iPhone) passcode. So, if a thief shoulder surfs your iPhone lock code and then steals your phone…… he has all the info he needs to enter your phone AND your password app. The Wall Street Journal had a great story on this about 2 years ago…. With real world interviews of people that this has happened to….. Apple, to my knowledge, has not fixed this vulnerability (I.e. allow folks to use a DIFFERENT password from the device passcode to get into the Password app.

Thanks for this❤

A microwave oven is not a faraday box. Everybody think it is shielded to not let the microwaves going out from it when cooking but it's not true. At least not all models because the one I have at home can't prevent my cellphone from receiving a call when inside the microwave (proof #1). Also, my electronic kitchen scale on counter become creasy if I try to use it while the microwave oven is working (proof #2). Try it at home 🧐

I DONT TRUST ANYTHING...THAT APPLE HAS TO DO WITH IT.....THEY SUCK

Thank You Rob for this great info! Couple of questions: Having Private Relay on, can you still use a 3rd party VPN or is that redundant and overkill? (and have you heard of KeepSolid VPN Unlimited? Thoughts?) Do you know of a quick and easy way to turn on/off Private Relay w/o having to go into Settings/Apple account/iCloud each time in case you have access issues? Thanks Again!

Yes! You’re welcome. And only took me 10 seconds.

Hi Rob, thx for this vid,, well laid out, and you are easy to understand. I have been on 1password for quite a long time, being on 100% apple ecosystem, but occasionally using chrome browser. I switch from time to time browsers, between chrome and safari. Since introduction of Apple Passwords, seems like I am occasionally granting , especially newly created passwords, letting apple Passwords do its thing. So experimenting somewhat. I don’t know if , or when I will make a decision to stick to one or the other, but it definitely creates a decision process, each and every time the question is asked where I want to store my password. I sure hope that Apple, should they ever be hacked, does a better job than other passwords managers at alerting customers of irregularities, as they seem to have a slow apparatus of acknowledging problems, from what I have seen.

NOPE. Not usiing it. Really like the iPhones. Not so sure about some glitchy coding. Do I see 18.3.9 coming over the months ahead?

Kaspersky is best and might be able to use with VPN set to Russia or another free country. It is also important to show that we are free people and not idiots and mindless zombies who only do what the US regime says. If the regime says that we should not use Kaspersky, then we should do the opposite and thereby show that we are free and can think with our own heads.

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Why should I think a total stranger with no credentials or experience noted, trust anything that comes out of your mouth. That is of course you think Apple is a conspiracy.

Good explanation

For any of the most sensitive passwords like banking ones for instant, assuming you can opt out for those ?

I actually use multiple password managers. I like the redundancy, but I also like having access to the varied features of competing products. Zoho Vault has great autofill options in the browser extension. Bitwarden has the quickest browser autofill (via Ctrl-Shift-L), and supports Passkeys. KeepassXC is super secure, and has many options for sorting and organizing login entries and secure notes. It even works when the online services don't (even if this is a rare event).

Why would the website passwords ONLY work on Safari and not other browsers? Because Apple wants to track you with their own code in their own browser! For starters, this password manager it's not open source, so how it works is not made public by Apple. Don't trust anyone guys! I use the open source KeePassXC app, which is not perfect but is safe and works well.

I’m facing same issue can’t access pvt realy email upgraded my cloud storage but no use

Thank you for your video. Those this policy also cover you when they can't pay their rent or only when the property is unhabitable?

I am a diehard Apple fan. Thank you, Mr. Freeman

My Apple password is less complex than my Keepass manager. The former would take months to hack, the latter many years. Also, not everything in my soho is Apple. I have three different third party pswd managers using two encrypted files stored locally and also synced on the web.On my iPhone I have three different pswd managers. All this serves me well except for one thing, because my iMac is 2019, I can't synchronize my Apple Password apps to my iPhone whereas all my third party apps do sync on both devices and on my chrome and android devices. I also find that the Apple app requires face ID and a password to insert the pswd, where as the others just need the face ID to access the 13 char lock on the app and let it do the fill in for me. Therefore, in general use, I don't find a compelling case for the Apple Password app.

One installer told me .55 cents per KWH. Not sure what state.

Is there any actual evidence for this. I have been using Kaspersky products for years and have never had a problem. it is a very good antivirus suite. Facebook insta and meta etc are doing the bidding of the us government with very selective banning of content that does not suit the us agenda.

Something you didn't mention, and something I believe is a significant vulnerability of the Apple Password app, is that if someone gets access to your relatively simple login password for your Apple Device, they will then have access to all your passwords by simply opening the Apple Password app. 3rd party password managers, such as 1Password, have their own separate master password. So even if someone gains access to your Apple Device, they still could not access your passwords as they would not know your master password, which is typically a much longer and more secure password than your Apple login password.

I still use pen, paper, wallet... 👍