It is possible that Vishwa Bandhu Gupta, formerly an officer in India’s Internal Revenue Service, wants to explain information risks using some pretty odd metaphors. Possible. But not likely. Take a look at this video, and decide for yourself what he means when he says:
SIM card data can transfer itself to a mobile phone’s battery
You can recover conversations, after they happen, from the air
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@ Moinak, they should be proud! The air voice recorder will revolutionize spying. But I’m not happy with a 3% chance I’ll be arrested every time it rains. Methinks that human rights lawyers will be very busy during monsoon season ;)
This guy should be writing sci-fi. He would make millions of dollars.
I like the preamble:
…In the following clip, he discusses how new technologies can enable curruption [sic]. He also discusses why Government should stay away from Cloud computing…
Dude even has a reason why there are so many phone shops in US! And Google stores data in the sky where the clouds are seeded!
To say that I am entertained is an understatement!
Luckily we are warned that most Indians don’t pull facts out of their ass like this guy.
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Do Americans know about their own achievements? I’m sure they would be mighty proud!
@ Moinak, they should be proud! The air voice recorder will revolutionize spying. But I’m not happy with a 3% chance I’ll be arrested every time it rains. Methinks that human rights lawyers will be very busy during monsoon season ;)
This guy should be writing sci-fi. He would make millions of dollars.
I like the preamble:
…In the following clip, he discusses how new technologies can enable curruption [sic]. He also discusses why Government should stay away from Cloud computing…
Dude even has a reason why there are so many phone shops in US! And Google stores data in the sky where the clouds are seeded!
To say that I am entertained is an understatement!
Luckily we are warned that most Indians don’t pull facts out of their ass like this guy.