somehow that doesn't sound implausible 🤔

putting on my tinfoil hat.... a govermemt glowie feature

I'm sure it was actively being used by a 3 letter agency, likely in an active operation we'll hear about decades from now

@@MM-24 You won't hear about it.

Exactly my thoughts!

Yeah was wondering the same thing. Would not be the first software caught with a backdoor.

Nah, Google has just never given a shit about their shitty products full of bugs, bloat, horrible UIs, and constant API changes for sake of change and keeping devs busy.

Yes, everyone knew that, the way google acted. Likely, this "vulnerability" was being used in the spy community, and this revelation was probably going to mess up some crucial active operation

Use a password manager and signed certificates for internal systems.

I've personally used people's glasses reflection for my own benefit in the past playing Yu-Gi-Oh as a kid lol. I could see their hand and use that info to play accordingly. Fun times 😂

Only thing I find surprising in the case was that Google finally received the customer feedback and even bothered to fix the issue. Usually, Google hasn't given a shit about customer feedback nor particularly cared about issues in their products.

Update your body's firmware and get lasik surgery: bug patched 👍

It has nothing to do with it🤣🤣🤣 you saw someone using csgo hack thats all

@@the-matrix-has-you I mean it kinda does have to do with the video. This comment is pretty funny!

@@the-matrix-has-you i mean its literally also reflection in sunglasses, so its somewhat related

@@the-matrix-has-you It has everything to do with it. The topic was literally recognizing what's on the screen through the reflection on the specs, which is exactly what happened in the situation OP describes. I mean how dumb you have to be to not understand it? *facepalm

@@garneet ok let me summarize what happened in video guy has input his pin code 3 times locks himself out of system and only way to gain Access again is a PUK code he put the PUK Code in but Android is hanging and not showing the security password area right so he tried the same procedure again to repeat the process after that he knew that he has found a bug in Android system so the videos Topic is a bug in Android System on Google Pixel Phones. Not about some CSGo lamer who is using wallhack and getting busted cause he was just dumb enough to wearing glasses while recording himself... I dont see a similarity between if you can see one you might be high Stop using it bro🤣🤣🤣

Many people announcing that would just decrease their credibility. So they can't abuse that. There is nothing stopping them from using it occassionally though.

I'm sure this was actually made by design, they were gently trying to communicate that it's likely being used actively by some 3 letter agency to defend the world or save Ukraine

@@MM-24 or likely neither of those

You should tell them you have the bug and then arrange the payment legally at a notary if they're interested before you demonstrating it.

Eventually people would just stop reporting bugs, it's much better for them to spend a tiny fraction of their yearly profits on paying out bug bounties. 70k is literally nothing to Google

Yeah, it really shows how much any company actually cares whenever they talk about security or keeping users safe, then they proceed to give everyone an annoyed sigh saying they'll fix their problems.

Might be intentional

bugs are backwards compatible

just like modern phones can be destroyed with a tank, old phones can be destroyed too

@@fliporflop7119 not all bugs are backwards compatible

I tried this on my S10E Samsung and on October patch was still working, on November patch not. If u don't get patch u already screwed

Thanks

I didn't get your point. In the video the phone *was* rebooted if I got it right?

@@TheSimoc he showed that when it rebooted it got stuck forever.

@@thethiny Yeah, had to rewatch the video.. actually there are severe gaps on the story.. Indeed the phone got "stuck forever" in first place when he needed to enter the PUK due to forgotten PIN. Then, there was never mentioned any of those very relevant things: - Why did that happen. It surely should have shown the lock screen. - How did he get the phone working then. Supposedly by rebooting, which leaves the aforementioned as a mystery occurence, and subsequent details untold.

@@TheSimoc 1- this was the bug. When you enter sin pin code it takes you home and forgets to check lock screen, since lock screen is no longer needed after first unlock. 2- He said (original guy, not video) that it was his phone so he knew the password.

Thats cute that you think police do any investigating.

@@forestcityfishing4749 you do know places other then the US exist?. Though we do have our own corruption issues here there nothing like in the US.

@@nathnathn It's cute that you think he was talking about the US. It's a universal fact amongst humans, they're lazy. I wouldn't call it corruption per se, but it's a select few that actually do their job and investigate crimes. The majority of good cops are beat cops who aren't even allowed to do the investigating and the actual detectives just halfass it. It's also cute that you think corruption is worse in the US than literally everywhere else.

shix its not a thing yet , and ppl already label it a discrimination., companies don't gotta go this far to know wassup ,they'll just mandate software/keyloggers only staLKers would go this far and also measure the shadow of sunlight.etc..... we're fuxked as a species , when ppl are on crack all day to be this woke about everything

That's pretty cool. Do you know what codebase has the lock screen? Kinda wanna see it now.

or the one with the speech assistant and the help links that open chrome XD

@@SDogo many have came and gone, rip exploits 😂

@@SDogo yes but they need AFU mode to work. This work in BFU.

Get off TikTok bud

@@rp479 huh?

And this is proper, on Samsung S10e also show u main but lock you up after any interaction even plugin USB device.

you can remove the SIM PIN code, then the phone won’t ask for ot

@@chri-k Why would you though, I wonder.

Why do you say that?

Same

Im using s7 edge right now, can you tell me how you did it?

No one is perfect

Actually, no. The process is significantly different both on what the source material is and how to get to the final result. The idea is the same, but the practical application is nothing alike.

I thought about setting one for mine, but was afraid that I would forget it.

use white and black camera and very cheap one for best privacy or just don't use camera

U don't need AFU, if u hear this after battery was depleted.

What if someone digs a tunnel underground and then drills through the vault?

It is also included on the plastic card you have to punch the sim out of when you get it, also bear in mind the sim card lock and the PUK is tied to the SIM. Thus you do not need access to their SIM's PUK code, you simply need to be in possession of both the phone and a SIM with a sim lock set that you have the PUK code for, simply swap that in and bingo. Granted this doesn't let you bypass any SIM lock on their card so no sending or receiving future calls or texts to their number. But it does give you access to all data stored on the phone including any and all stored credentials with that information a social engineering attack on the mobile network to request a sim swap is likely to succeed in getting you the former too. Those credentials are likely to include sites that contain all of the customers personal information which could be used to trick customer service into believing you are them. You would likely be able to provide full name, address, phone numbers, email addresses, and likely answer detailed specific questions about their billing history with the phone company if they have their app installed etc, also last 4 digits of payment cards and bank accounts is likely to be available too. Suffice to say that is exactly the sort of information you need to get around phone based identity verification pretty much.

No one cares about it old phone or tablet can be hard moded

@@Nocommentsuwu It was about 4 years ago

@@plwl03 thank you for disclosing your age , not your name and past device.

@@morning5tarr no problem mate, the device wasnt mine

😂😂😂

Yes it’s a extra option you have to put on

then skip that step

@@chri-k aight

🤔 you are right

i think that's why it hanged on the phone starting screen

No it's not break the encryption On 1:11 it's not work because phone is rebooted and the phone is trying to load things without decryption key and it's loading in loop If you change simcard without rebooting will pop up the Sim lock on lockscreen But this time the decryption key is already in operation and therefore bug exploited