"Responding to a comment Trump made denigrating the Green New Deal, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez offered no quarter to buffoonery: 'Ah yes, a man who can’t even read briefings written in full sentences is providing literary criticism of a House Resolution.'"

— Democratic Coalition‏  @TheDemCoalition - Feb 12, 2019

Trump mocked by another strong woman 🔥 #AOC 🌊 

From Common Dreams

Ah yes, a man who can’t even read briefings written in full sentences is providing literary criticism of a House Resolution.

(“Reading the intelligence book is not Trump’s preferred ‘style of learning,’ according to a person with knowledge of the situation.” - @washingtonpost)

According to Miller it was only a demonstration - but it indicates that the safe App Store might not be so safe. With thousands of apps - how many more malicious apps are being downloaded right now!

Amplify’d from www.tgdaily.com

It's not easy to get a malicious app into Apple's heavily guarded and scrutinized App Store, but it is still possible.

Infamous Apple hacker Carlie Miller created an app that was disguised to look like a generic stock market app, telling potential downloaders that it let them monitor their stock prices.

In reality, though, it contained malicious code that could be used to gain limited remote access of the phone and grab sensitive data.

Read more at www.tgdaily.com