https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8-I9nRAnDk
Posts by GreggS
310 publicly visible posts • joined 24 Feb 2012
US Air Force says AI-controlled F-16 fighter jet has been dogfighting with humans
Virgin Media comes top of the flops for customer complaints
40 years since Elite became the most fun you could have with 22 kilobytes
Atari 400 makes a comeback in miniature form
Regulator says stranger entered hospital, treated a patient, took a document ... then vanished
Apple's iPhone 12 woes spread as Belgium, Germany, Netherlands weigh in
Brit data watchdog fines sleazy sales ops £250K for 'bombarding' folk with calls
Smart ovens do really dumb stuff to check for Wi-Fi
Nice smart device – how long does it get software updates?
Startup raises $30 million for wireless power delivery system
IBM manager sues for $5m claiming postnatal demotion
Apple patches actively exploited iPhone, iPad kernel vulns
Your new career plan: Go to jail for bribery, get busted taking drugs, be appointed chair of Samsung
How I made a Chrome extension for converting Reg articles to UK spelling
New measurement alert: Liz Truss inspires new Register standard
Amazon expands end-to-end video encryption to battery-powered Ring devices
Devil's in the detail
So key here is "customer's enrolled mobile device". According to the blurb;
"With this option enabled, your video content is encrypted with a unique key generated by your Ring device, and this key is only shared with the mobile devices you select. Only you have the key to decrypt the videos.
Please Note: Enabling End-to-End Encryption will disable some of the features you get with Ring devices. For example, you can't watch Live View from enrolled Ring devices on an Alexa device. Also, any Shared Users you've added will lose access to Ring devices you enrol."
So you can enrol a few devices under your own account by the sounds of things, but any "shared" users (not logged in under your account) within your household can no longer access them. Plus you lose the love view function on any Alexa devices. hmmm...
Lenovo launches face-mounted monitor
Software developer cracks Hyundai car security with Google search
Vivaldi email client released 7 years after first announcement
Apple gets lawsuit over Meltdown and Spectre dismissed
Welsh home improvement biz fined £200,000 over campaign of 675,478 nuisance calls
Pension cold-calling financial services biz cops largest ever fine from UK data watchdog
Council culture: Software test leads to absurd local planning SNAFU
Annoyed US regulator warns it might knock SpaceX's shiny new Texas tower down
UK urged to choo-choo-choose hydrogen-powered trains in pursuit of carbon-neutral economic growth
Hungover Brits declare full English breakfast the solution to all their ills
sweet and sour pork balls
"The 3 per cent of respondents who suggested a day with a hangover should best be started with sweet and sour pork balls (30th) are clearly suffering from a hangover caused by something other than alcohol. Possibly crack."
Nope. It's an indication of our changing population and Student demographic.