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[2953.68 --> 2955.22] I want them to talk about Floatplane Media.
[2955.28 --> 2957.08] Yeah, but not our customer credit card breach.
[2957.08 --> 2957.50] Yeah, no.
[2957.56 --> 2957.76] No.
[2957.88 --> 2958.18] No, no, no.
[2958.18 --> 2958.90] We don't want that stuff.
[2958.92 --> 2959.24] Other things.
[2959.40 --> 2959.90] That's terrible.
[2959.90 --> 2962.10] Why do they want this?
[2962.18 --> 2963.24] Why are they keeping it?
[2964.06 --> 2968.48] Because who buys from OnePlus in a recurring fashion?
[2969.02 --> 2973.98] Like, are we talking the world's most forgetful people who lose their dash charger all the time?
[2974.32 --> 2975.90] And they just have like a...
[2975.90 --> 2977.36] Oh, wow.
[2977.42 --> 2977.96] A dash button.
[2977.96 --> 2984.10] And they just have like a OnePlus equivalent of a dash button to get a new dash charger.
[2984.26 --> 2986.20] Like, why would they want this?
[2987.10 --> 2987.86] Are those still a thing?
[2987.90 --> 2988.78] I haven't heard about dash buttons.
[2988.78 --> 2989.06] Yeah, yeah.
[2989.12 --> 2989.36] They're a thing.
[2989.44 --> 2990.74] I don't know if they work in Canada, though.
[2990.98 --> 2991.30] Oh.
[2991.30 --> 2996.90] So one of their servers was infected with a malicious script affecting the payment page
[2996.90 --> 2999.34] code, collecting credit card info while it was being entered.
[2999.42 --> 2999.82] Oh, okay.
[3000.12 --> 3002.88] So that whole rant was over nothing because it was while it was being entered.
[3003.18 --> 3007.40] It operated intermittently, capturing and sending data directly from the user's browser,
[3007.40 --> 3008.74] and it has since been eliminated.
[3009.30 --> 3012.24] So anyone who entered their credit card on OnePlus.net...
[3012.24 --> 3012.88] Wow, that whole rant.
[3012.92 --> 3013.76] I wish we could cut it out.
[3014.48 --> 3018.98] Between mid-November 2017 and January 11th, 2018 could be affected.
[3018.98 --> 3023.46] Credit card info, including card numbers, expiry dates, and security codes entered.
[3023.78 --> 3026.28] Like, what is the point of that security code anymore?
[3026.88 --> 3030.04] When pretty much everyone online makes you enter it.
[3030.32 --> 3034.92] The thing about it is, like, you know that from having worked at a retailer, we don't need
[3034.92 --> 3035.44] it to process.
[3036.28 --> 3039.18] It costs more to process without it.
[3039.80 --> 3040.18] Oh.
[3042.06 --> 3042.58] Yeah.
[3043.00 --> 3043.82] Yeah, baby.
[3044.88 --> 3045.66] Interesting, huh?
[3046.04 --> 3047.94] So that's why every single person takes it.
[3047.94 --> 3052.18] So that's why everyone takes it, even though the whole point of that is supposed to be
[3052.18 --> 3057.58] that it's, like, a second factor, proving that you have physical access to the card.
[3059.84 --> 3062.88] Anyone who paid via a saved credit card should not be affected.
[3063.04 --> 3065.76] Okay, so that's what you get for saving your credit card on websites.
[3065.88 --> 3066.44] Don't do that.
[3066.84 --> 3070.52] And users who paid via the credit card via PayPal method, those won't be affected
[3070.52 --> 3073.24] because their credit card is abstracted through PayPal.
[3073.24 --> 3074.48] No, no, no.
[3074.48 --> 3077.80] They're saying users who paid via a saved credit card should not be affected.
[3077.80 --> 3078.42] Should not be affected.
[3078.52 --> 3078.94] Oh, wait.
[3079.02 --> 3080.52] Oh, right, because it's only when you enter.
[3080.52 --> 3080.96] They're not entering.
[3080.96 --> 3081.10] Sorry.
[3081.22 --> 3081.84] Okay, okay.
[3082.32 --> 3083.00] Why do we even...
[3083.00 --> 3083.46] Well, you know what?
[3083.48 --> 3084.48] Why do we even do news?
[3084.54 --> 3085.46] We should just banter.
[3085.60 --> 3086.02] Forget it.
[3086.50 --> 3086.70] Yeah.
[3086.70 --> 3090.50] So they're working with payment providers to implement a more secure credit card payment method,
[3090.50 --> 3093.08] and they're offering one year of credit monitoring for those affected.
[3093.18 --> 3094.30] That's nice, because that's not cheap.
[3095.22 --> 3098.56] Like, I have had to deal with credit card theft before.
[3099.24 --> 3099.72] Me too.
[3099.86 --> 3100.54] Very recently.
[3100.64 --> 3100.82] Yeah.
[3100.94 --> 3101.38] Sucked.
[3101.78 --> 3102.30] A lot.
[3102.56 --> 3103.60] It's, like, a big bummer.
[3103.86 --> 3106.30] And then all the accounts that you have auto-subscribing are like,
[3106.36 --> 3109.56] Everything is cancelled.
[3109.56 --> 3112.96] This was posted by AG1233 on the forum.
[3113.08 --> 3115.32] Nintendo announces cardboard...
[3115.32 --> 3115.74] Yes!
[3116.22 --> 3116.94] Switch controllers.
[3117.42 --> 3117.90] Wait, what?
[3118.10 --> 3118.30] No.
[3118.94 --> 3119.84] Labo for Switch.
[3120.16 --> 3121.10] It's not Switch controllers.
[3121.20 --> 3121.70] Build it yourself.
[3121.82 --> 3125.32] Cardboard kits compatible with Nintendo Switch.
[3126.34 --> 3126.82] So...
[3126.82 --> 3127.06] Okay.
[3127.56 --> 3128.04] Sorta.
[3129.18 --> 3130.28] Not a great title.
[3131.70 --> 3134.42] A lot of people, in my opinion, have been misrepresenting this.
[3134.66 --> 3135.46] You get a game.
[3136.28 --> 3137.68] You get software on the Switch.
[3137.68 --> 3142.24] And then you get a cardboard kit to build something that goes along with that game.
[3142.56 --> 3146.66] So that you have interesting types of physical interaction with the game.
[3147.12 --> 3147.92] You get a game.
[3148.10 --> 3148.38] Okay.
[3148.56 --> 3149.06] Everyone's like,
[3149.14 --> 3150.72] Oh, they're just selling cardboard.

[2953.68 --> 2955.22] I want them to talk about Floatplane Media.

[2955.28 --> 2957.08] Yeah, but not our customer credit card breach.

[2957.08 --> 2957.50] Yeah, no.

[2957.56 --> 2957.76] No.

[2957.88 --> 2958.18] No, no, no.

[2958.18 --> 2958.90] We don't want that stuff.

[2958.92 --> 2959.24] Other things.

[2959.40 --> 2959.90] That's terrible.

[2959.90 --> 2962.10] Why do they want this?

[2962.18 --> 2963.24] Why are they keeping it?

[2964.06 --> 2968.48] Because who buys from OnePlus in a recurring fashion?

[2969.02 --> 2973.98] Like, are we talking the world's most forgetful people who lose their dash charger all the time?

[2974.32 --> 2975.90] And they just have like a...

[2975.90 --> 2977.36] Oh, wow.

[2977.42 --> 2977.96] A dash button.

[2977.96 --> 2984.10] And they just have like a OnePlus equivalent of a dash button to get a new dash charger.

[2984.26 --> 2986.20] Like, why would they want this?

[2987.10 --> 2987.86] Are those still a thing?

[2987.90 --> 2988.78] I haven't heard about dash buttons.

[2988.78 --> 2989.06] Yeah, yeah.

[2989.12 --> 2989.36] They're a thing.

[2989.44 --> 2990.74] I don't know if they work in Canada, though.

[2990.98 --> 2991.30] Oh.

[2991.30 --> 2996.90] So one of their servers was infected with a malicious script affecting the payment page

[2996.90 --> 2999.34] code, collecting credit card info while it was being entered.

[2999.42 --> 2999.82] Oh, okay.

[3000.12 --> 3002.88] So that whole rant was over nothing because it was while it was being entered.

[3003.18 --> 3007.40] It operated intermittently, capturing and sending data directly from the user's browser,

[3007.40 --> 3008.74] and it has since been eliminated.

[3009.30 --> 3012.24] So anyone who entered their credit card on OnePlus.net...

[3012.24 --> 3012.88] Wow, that whole rant.

[3012.92 --> 3013.76] I wish we could cut it out.

[3014.48 --> 3018.98] Between mid-November 2017 and January 11th, 2018 could be affected.

[3018.98 --> 3023.46] Credit card info, including card numbers, expiry dates, and security codes entered.

[3023.78 --> 3026.28] Like, what is the point of that security code anymore?

[3026.88 --> 3030.04] When pretty much everyone online makes you enter it.

[3030.32 --> 3034.92] The thing about it is, like, you know that from having worked at a retailer, we don't need

[3034.92 --> 3035.44] it to process.

[3036.28 --> 3039.18] It costs more to process without it.

[3039.80 --> 3040.18] Oh.

[3042.06 --> 3042.58] Yeah.

[3043.00 --> 3043.82] Yeah, baby.

[3044.88 --> 3045.66] Interesting, huh?

[3046.04 --> 3047.94] So that's why every single person takes it.

[3047.94 --> 3052.18] So that's why everyone takes it, even though the whole point of that is supposed to be

[3052.18 --> 3057.58] that it's, like, a second factor, proving that you have physical access to the card.

[3059.84 --> 3062.88] Anyone who paid via a saved credit card should not be affected.

[3063.04 --> 3065.76] Okay, so that's what you get for saving your credit card on websites.

[3065.88 --> 3066.44] Don't do that.

[3066.84 --> 3070.52] And users who paid via the credit card via PayPal method, those won't be affected

[3070.52 --> 3073.24] because their credit card is abstracted through PayPal.

[3073.24 --> 3074.48] No, no, no.

[3074.48 --> 3077.80] They're saying users who paid via a saved credit card should not be affected.

[3077.80 --> 3078.42] Should not be affected.

[3078.52 --> 3078.94] Oh, wait.

[3079.02 --> 3080.52] Oh, right, because it's only when you enter.

[3080.52 --> 3080.96] They're not entering.

[3080.96 --> 3081.10] Sorry.

[3081.22 --> 3081.84] Okay, okay.

[3082.32 --> 3083.00] Why do we even...

[3083.00 --> 3083.46] Well, you know what?

[3083.48 --> 3084.48] Why do we even do news?

[3084.54 --> 3085.46] We should just banter.

[3085.60 --> 3086.02] Forget it.

[3086.50 --> 3086.70] Yeah.

[3086.70 --> 3090.50] So they're working with payment providers to implement a more secure credit card payment method,

[3090.50 --> 3093.08] and they're offering one year of credit monitoring for those affected.

[3093.18 --> 3094.30] That's nice, because that's not cheap.

[3095.22 --> 3098.56] Like, I have had to deal with credit card theft before.

[3099.24 --> 3099.72] Me too.

[3099.86 --> 3100.54] Very recently.

[3100.64 --> 3100.82] Yeah.

[3100.94 --> 3101.38] Sucked.

[3101.78 --> 3102.30] A lot.

[3102.56 --> 3103.60] It's, like, a big bummer.

[3103.86 --> 3106.30] And then all the accounts that you have auto-subscribing are like,

[3106.36 --> 3109.56] Everything is cancelled.

[3109.56 --> 3112.96] This was posted by AG1233 on the forum.

[3113.08 --> 3115.32] Nintendo announces cardboard...

[3115.32 --> 3115.74] Yes!

[3116.22 --> 3116.94] Switch controllers.

[3117.42 --> 3117.90] Wait, what?

[3118.10 --> 3118.30] No.

[3118.94 --> 3119.84] Labo for Switch.

[3120.16 --> 3121.10] It's not Switch controllers.

[3121.20 --> 3121.70] Build it yourself.

[3121.82 --> 3125.32] Cardboard kits compatible with Nintendo Switch.

[3126.34 --> 3126.82] So...

[3126.82 --> 3127.06] Okay.

[3127.56 --> 3128.04] Sorta.

[3129.18 --> 3130.28] Not a great title.

[3131.70 --> 3134.42] A lot of people, in my opinion, have been misrepresenting this.

[3134.66 --> 3135.46] You get a game.

[3136.28 --> 3137.68] You get software on the Switch.

[3137.68 --> 3142.24] And then you get a cardboard kit to build something that goes along with that game.

[3142.56 --> 3146.66] So that you have interesting types of physical interaction with the game.

[3147.12 --> 3147.92] You get a game.

[3148.10 --> 3148.38] Okay.

[3148.56 --> 3149.06] Everyone's like,

[3149.14 --> 3150.72] Oh, they're just selling cardboard.