I shouldn't, but I do find this pretty funny. Wonder how easy it is to remove once locked on. Most devices aren't that secure to pull out of, but I can see the ball trap being particularly hard to get out of if it's built properly. Anybody own one of these?
Oh yeah I saw it earlier too, but I think actual hacker and using for ransomware is new. Also the article you linked to has a nice way of opening it up, basically prying up the panel hiding circuitry and connecting a battery across two terminals. Suppose that might be the easiest way out.
I was very intrigued when I saw this device launched. But after I looked at the app I decided that it was a bad idea and I had a feeling something like this would happen, so it's no surprise that it has. A shame really because it's quite a nice idea for a device, certainly something people fantasise about.
I wonder what it was like for the people who's devices were hacked, I'd love to speak to someone who had their "cock" hacked.
Needing denial while wanting to cum - I'm my own worst enemy
Wonder how easy it is to remove once locked on. Most devices aren't that secure to pull out of, but I can see the ball trap being particularly hard to get out of if it's built properly. Anybody own one of these?
Also the article you linked to has a nice way of opening it up, basically prying up the panel hiding circuitry and connecting a battery across two terminals. Suppose that might be the easiest way out.
Guilty as charged.
