mariomariomario

I'm curious about "Apple Anonymous Attestation". Is Apple taking on any liability by providing this service or is this all done on hardware through private APIs?

It's not April 1st but I'm not opposed to this.

This is especially interesting because Joe Sullivan is the current Chief Security Officer at Cloudflare. I'm curious to see what happens to his role at Cloudflare, will CF stand behind him or give him the boot considering the optics here...

Wow this is huge if Tencent is out of the game in the US. What happens to their stakes in companies like Reddit and Riot Games?

You're kidding right? When is it ever okay to broadcast blatantly false information that obviously violates longitudes worth of pharmaceutical regulations set in place by the FDA, that's a rhetorical question by the way.

There's a reason that regulations for pharmaceutical companies exist, to prevent harm to consumers that don't have the aptitude to adequately evaluate the products that they're using themselves.

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

Because AWS is going to have to answer to pissed off Enterprise customers if there was ever a story to come out that they're handling customer data inappropriately.

If you read his blog you would know that he is very much so a customer. To quote his blog verbatim "Because Cloudflare deleted my domain registration I can't change the status from clientTransferProhibited through their dashboard so I don't think I can even leave."

He registered his domain through Cloudflare Registrar, a paid service. I'd be concerned if my domain registrar told me to head to the forums for support for tld level issues that only the registrar can solve.

This is true, except it doesn't help the problem at hand. The problem at hand being that people are still receiving counterfeit products in the meantime.

Knowing how Seller Performance works, they aren't about to close off a listing that is doing $nn-K revenue per month because of a couple of copyright reports. The economics simply don't make sense for Amazon to poison the inventory of a seller because of a couple of reports, to fix this problem Amazon truly needs to figure out a way to verify the validity of inventory sent in to their warehouses.

That's a question that I don't have an answer to, but I do hope that someone from Amazon is really working on it. Inventory commingling and a myriad of other issues present in the processes of selling on Amazon are the reason that I decided to not pursue FBA further.