Firefox noooo

[gunstick@mastodon.opencloud.lu]

@rixx
How is it enabled if mozilla claims that "Enabling Shake to summarize is optional"?

[camille@mastodon.libre-entreprise.com]

@rixx *** shaking the Mozilla Foundation really hard and not in a sexual way ***

[webhat@infosec.exchange]

@rixx one of my children's phones has: Shake to turn on the phone Flashlight

[covercash@mastodon.social]

@rixx @briankrebs am I doing it right?

[rixx@chaos.social]

@jrdepriest @MeaningfulBits yesss, that was the only time in my life that I used the feature and it was so good!

[davebebrave@mastodon.social]

@rixx I've always thought "shake to _____" doesn't make much sense. There are too many false positives and pressing a button is quicker.

[joxe@tkm.eus]

@stragu @rixx

[robkay@thecanadian.social]

@MeaningfulBits @jrdepriest @rixx

*Hidden Setting*

-Shake to bypass security settings-

[dalias@hachyderm.io]

@jrdepriest @MeaningfulBits @rixx It's super nice and all phones would have it but for the Motorola patent. 🤬

And AFAIK free "ROMs" like LineageOS are too chicken to just ignore the patent and offer it on all devices. Or even as an add-on app FFS.

[feistel@sns.feistel.party]

@rixx AI and motion controls, two things everyone loves!

[rixx@chaos.social]

@DaveBeBrave yeah, the only good use I ever saw was triggering the flashlight on Moto phones. That was rad

[reay@beige.party]

@rixx @jalefkowit Waterfox FTW…

[timdebruijn@social.vivaldi.net]

@rixx no AI? Use @Vivaldi , it's AI free.

[jalefkowit@vmst.io]

@reay @rixx You do not want to get me started regarding Waterfox.