cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/47299437
United flight 236 from Newark to Palma de Mallorca on Saturday night was forced to turn around just an hour after takeoff due to security concerns around a Bluetooth signal. Multiple Redditors claimed to be on the flight and reported that the crew repeatedly requested passengers to turn off their Bluetooth. According to one poster, […]
That is one of the most bizarre articles I have ever read. Why in the world are we not allowed to know what the “four letter word” is?
It’s kind of click baitey I thought, but if they don’t tell you in the article either what the fuck. It appears it was bomb According to some other commenters that are familiar with some Reddit posts on the issue.
Bomb
Like, maybe, probably? But why are we not allowed to know?
Because there would be a million copycats & air travel would grind to a halt.
There have not been a million copycats to any disruptors of air travel, why would there be in this case? There wouldn’t.
I do not think that witty smart-asses who read this kind of articles are fearless enough to be copycats.
The other cheeky asses who would copycat it are probably not the people to be let on a plane. Best case scenario they get on a no-fly list.
A million.
Love. “Love is in the air” is still under copyright protection and the airline just couldn’t take a chance of being sued…
That’s what I expect it was.
Loss
Some days you just can’t get rid of a four-letter word
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“lmao”?
To stop voids of personality do copycat incidents
Who says you’re not allowed? The airline probably didn’t disclose which word it actually was, but the article does gives you a suggestion.