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So the Americans are still paranoid about products from Chinese
company DJI, worried they might have secret backdoors giving access to
the PRC Government or something.

So what did DJI do? They hired an American security company to tear a
couple of their products apart. And they found

... no evidence of data being transmitted outside the U.S., no
hidden backdoors, and no successful attempts to hack or tamper
with either aircraft.

How’s that? ZERO vulnerabilities.

Of course, would you really trust an American company to be smart enough
to find backdoors in Chinese-developed software?

<https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/dji-commissioned-security-audit-finds-no-major-vulnerabilities-in-two-drone-models-as-fcc-lawsuit-continues>
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On 2026-05-30, Lawrence D’Oliveiro <[email protected]d> wrote:

Of course, would you really trust an American
company to be smart enough to find backdoors
in Chinese-developed software?

So... where one lives determines intelligence?

What next? Skin color determining personhood?

And yet people still wonder where the likes
of racism, ageism, and sexism come from....
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Lawrence D’Oliveiro <[email protected]d> writes:

So the Americans are still paranoid about products from Chinese
company DJI, worried they might have secret backdoors giving access to
the PRC Government or something.

So what did DJI do? They hired an American security company to tear a
couple of their products apart. And they found

... no evidence of data being transmitted outside the U.S., no
hidden backdoors, and no successful attempts to hack or tamper
with either aircraft.

How’s that? ZERO vulnerabilities.

That’s not quite true. They found 10 low risk issues and had 13
additional observations, if you click through to the executive summary.

Of course, would you really trust an American company to be smart enough
to find backdoors in Chinese-developed software?

Deranged question.
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On 2026-05-30, Richard Kettlewell <[email protected]d> wrote:

Lawrence D’Oliveiro <[email protected]d> writes:

Of course, would you really trust an American
company to be smart enough to find backdoors
in Chinese-developed software?

Deranged question.

Indeed.
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