alt Hacker NewsThey were still pre-installing malware in people's systems in 2016. They were caught with a hardcoded password in their fingerprint scanner after that. In 2019 they still couldn't be trusted not to backdoor their devices, they released a alarm clock with a hard-coded SSH password. They are not a company any should be trusting with anything.
Sure? All of that seems post-2010ish. I think we're agreeing with each other, but placing that comment in response to mine instead of a different one gives off a different impression.