What software do you use to get that overlay on the top left?

They might publish components of it enough to verify that the processing code is not emitting any data but as others said - it could’ve been done locally on the phone

From what I gather the texts are encrypted and sent to their LLMs that process it with some mechanism to verify the code being run in the cloud to process the texts is one that the WhatsApp app agreed to.

But they could just as well start siphoning the data after changing that code. Everyone will be able to see the cloud code changed if/when tbat happens but I don’t think there’s a way to differentiate that from a regular update.

Don’t think theyve opensourced any of this

Are people downvoting because the reportrd change sucks or does the article itself suck?

“But why, everyone is on WhatsApp”, and also a lot of businesses. “Privacy? I’ve got nothing to hide, what are they gonna do eith my info?”

😏

Are you saying that for WhatsApp specifically or for online chat in general?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9Ux8DFgMSM

Might give you some ideas on how to do that

Unfortunately “better” varies from person to person. Signal is behind on features, e.g. WhatsApp has integration for businesses (customer support).

I hope my monthly donation will help but we must realize for some some features are important, I guess that for most it’s how many ppl they know is there/unwilling to lead a migration

This sounds to me like it’s in line with the argument against space exploration where we shouldn’t explore space when we’ve got problems here on Earth (unless I’m missing something).

Quite a few innovations happen tangentially to what the researchers were trying to do, I personally like the idea of ppl exploring new ideas regardless if they’re helping our immediate problems.

That makes sense

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Sounds like it’s an opt in, what am I missing

It also somewhat instils distrust in science IMO, goes along the “eggs were bad for our health just 10y ago” type of argument

I’d recommend reading the article before trying to make a comparison.

When water condenses on surfaces, it usually requires either a drop in temperature or very high humidity levels. Conventional water harvesting methods rely on these principles, often requiring energy input to chill surfaces or a dense fog to form to collect water passively from humid environments. But Lee and Patel’s system works differently.

I wish they’d offer a way to mitigate bias in the summary article since we can’t see if in the actual study requires access to see if the researchers did

Veritasium (youtube) did a piece on this, can’t remember which video it was, might’ve been the one on his thesis of how to teach STEM topics in videos

That’s a good point, forgot about the occasional condescending tone of StackOverflow answers

Define “pleasant”

Yeah fuck that person

I’d assume there are better ways to curb speeding (albeit more expensive), like making the streets narrower and more difficult to drive on. Won’t stop those that run red lights though