#Security Upgrade

[merlyncokeei]

Exploring the Benefits of Smart Locks by SwitchBot

Looking to enhance your home security? Check out SwitchBot's innovative smart locks! These locks are designed to provide convenience and peace of mind, allowing you to control access to your home right from your smartphone. With features like remote locking and unlocking, you can easily manage who enters your home, even when you're not there. The sleek design and easy installation make SwitchBot smart locks a fantastic choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home security system. Plus, they integrate seamlessly with other smart home devices for a cohesive experience. What are your thoughts on smart locks? Let's discuss!

[oznuryil774]

Psync: The Future of Indoor Security Cameras with AI

Have you heard about Psync's innovative indoor security camera featuring advanced AI technology? It's making waves in the home security camera industry!

This cutting-edge device not only provides crystal-clear video footage but also utilizes artificial intelligence to enhance security by detecting unusual activity and sending real-time alerts to your smartphone.

With its sleek design and user-friendly interface, Psync is committed to making your home safer and giving you peace of mind. Plus, the camera integrates seamlessly with other smart home devices, providing an all-in-one solution for your security needs.

If you're considering upgrading your home security, Psync's indoor security camera with AI is definitely worth exploring!

[buzzofnews234]

PAN 2.0: What’s New?

PAN 2.0 is a transformative upgrade, boosting efficiency, security, and accessibility with advanced technology and Aadhaar integration. It streamlines processes, fostering a transparent financial ecosystem and aiding India’s digital revolution for smoother tax management.

[asnlocks21]

Understanding Lock Changes: Who Is Authorized to Make the Call?

Lock changes are a crucial aspect of maintaining security and privacy in homes, businesses, and various institutions. Whether you’re a homeowner, a business owner, or a tenant, the decision to change locks should be carefully considered. However, the question of who is authorized to change locks is not always straightforward. This article explores the key stakeholders involved in lock changes and the factors that influence their authority.

Homeowners and Property Owners:

The primary authority for changing locks in a residential setting lies with the homeowner. Homeownership grants individuals the right to make decisions regarding their property’s security. Homeowners may choose to change locks for various reasons, such as moving into a new home, upgrading security systems, or addressing concerns about lost or stolen keys.

In rental situations, the authority to change locks often depends on the lease agreement between the landlord and tenant. Some leases explicitly grant tenants the right to change locks, provided they provide the landlord with a copy of the new key. However, other leases may restrict tenants from altering the property’s security features without the landlord’s explicit consent.

Landlords and Property Managers:

Landlords typically have authority over the security measures of rental properties, including the ability to change locks. However, the specifics can vary based on local laws and lease agreements. In some jurisdictions, landlords may be required to provide tenants with notice before changing locks, ensuring that tenants are not unduly restricted from accessing their rented space.

Property managers, acting on behalf of landlords, may also have the authority to change locks. This is often part of their responsibility to maintain the safety and security of the property. Again, the specific terms and conditions are usually outlined in the lease agreement.

Business Owners and Commercial Properties:

In the commercial realm, business owners hold the key to decisions regarding lock changes. Whether it’s a storefront, office building, or industrial facility, the responsibility for ensuring the security of the premises rests with the business owner or the designated decision-maker.

In leased commercial spaces, the terms of the lease agreement play a crucial role in determining who has the authority to change locks. While business owners typically have control over the interior security measures, exterior doors, and entry points may be subject to the landlord’s oversight. It is essential for all parties involved to understand and agree upon these terms to avoid potential conflicts.

Read more at: Understanding Lock Changes: Who Is Authorized to Make the Call?

[dencyemily]

LUNC and USTC Prices Surge Following Terra Luna Classic Upgrade

A significant security upgrade by L1TF, the core developer team for Terra Luna Classic, has sparked a positive response from the market, driving a 5% rise in LUNC (Terra Luna Classic) and a notable 12% increase in USTC (TerraUSD Classic). This move highlights the community's trust in the platform's commitment to security and stability. Meanwhile, Terra Luna Classic continues to grapple with regulatory challenges, including a delayed trial for Do Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs, amid legal battles with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Security Upgrade Impact:

The core developer team, led by Vinh Nguyen, has introduced a comprehensive security upgrade for Terra Luna Classic. The upgrade addresses critical security risks and responds to concerns within the community regarding legacy components in the system. The positive market response, reflected in the uptick of LUNC and USTC prices, suggests that investors and traders appreciate the proactive approach to enhance the platform's security. The upgrade is expected not only to bolster security but also to lay the groundwork for future infrastructure developments.

Legal Saga Continues:

Despite the positive momentum from the security upgrade, Terra Luna Classic is entangled in a legal battle with the SEC. Do Kwon's trial, initially set for January 29, has been delayed as part of the SEC's efforts to hold Terraform Labs accountable for alleged securities law violations. The SEC has accused Terraform Labs and Kwon of a multi-billion dollar crypto asset securities fraud, alleging that Kwon misled investors about the stability of UST, leading to substantial industry losses.

Market Sensitivity to Security:

The cryptocurrency community's positive reaction to Terra Luna Classic's security upgrade underscores the market's sensitivity to improvements in security and stability. As the legal battle with the SEC unfolds, investors and traders are closely monitoring these developments. The positive response to the security upgrade showcases the significance of addressing community concerns and implementing proactive measures in the dynamic cryptocurrency landscape.

[pixlokita]

Redraw so I can delete the old version because it keeps jumpscaring me :’>

[p1ctur3]

@octdl-lee

Random captive TDL au lore dump and some behind the scenes stuff since you asked so nicely :]

Dark in captivity

victim did use dark as a way to train and get the mercs and him used to the box

victim and agent (i would probably explore their dynamic in this au also, mitsi would haunt this narrative because yes)

some behind the scenes things

additional art

[bothincluded]

"But Mama said, 'You can't hurry love, No, you just have to wait!' She said love don't come easy, It's a game of give and take"

i think i like the uncoloured version more ;w;

[bxnnie-bxwl]

couldnt help myself......au which bonnie becomes the vessel for afton, which why he went missing without a trace.. had been held in the basement. when freddy and gregory arrive in the basement they are in for a more difficult opponent (((:

[shanklin]

It’s the most honest job Stan’s ever had.

Sure, the company he’s working for is downright diabolical, scamming their customers in all aspects of life, but that’s not Stan’s problem.

As Le Ville Corp’s most successful customer service agent in the Oregon area his only job is to follow the company guidelines, sell as many bad deals as possible and never ever let anyone back out of a contract. 

Morality aside, nothing the company does is actually illegal, so at the end of the day Stan gets to collect his almost-minimum-wage-sized paycheck and go home in the knowledge, that no pigs will come knocking on his door anytime soon.

Life is good. Or at least as good as it gets where Stan is concerned. Last month he even got a raise for selling every bad product the company had to offer to one poor kind sucker. 

From household appliances to car insurance, magazine subscriptions and even their extremely shitty telephone and electricity contracts - the McGucket guy brought it all.

Thanks to him, Stan could upgrade from his car to an almost black mold free one room appartment with a community bathroom one block over.

Stan was finally moving up in the world and then his phone rings. He recognises the number. It’s his good friend Fiddle-not-gonna-say-the-rest McGucket.

Stan grins and cracks his knuckles. It’s about time McGucket figured out he’s gotten scammed. Time to make the poor guy’s life a living hell. No one is getting out of a contract on his watch.

“Thank you for calling Le Ville Corp. For us you are more than just a customer. You are family! This is Piers. How can I help you today?”

The moment Stan starts his greeting, he is bombarded with noise disturbances from the other side.

Ah, the good old Le Ville Corp telephone network working as intended. Maybe Stan can convince the guy to upgrade to a slightly less egregious version. 

Wait, what did he say?

His name is Dr. Stammered Lynes? Weird, but okay. Still better than Fiddle-nope-not-saying-it Hardon McGucket.

As it turns out, Stan finally met the mysterious roommate whose money McGucket has been using to pay for all of their products. Stan didn’t think the guy had it in him to ditch his roommate after the scam got discovered. Good for him!

Now, how to best screw Dr. Lynes here over.

***

An hour and a half of data security safety questions and a new phone contract later the doc hangs up to Stan’s cheery and corporate mandated farewell:

“And don’t forget we here at Le Ville Corp consider you our forever family, because you will stay with us forever!”

***

Stanford Pines just had the worst month of his life [not counting the weeks after the science fair that he refuses to think about].

The portal test was a disaster, his partner left, his muse refuses to explain himself and on top of all of that his new fridge won’t open, because this week’s subscription fee hasn’t been paid yet.

What the f-FIDDLEFORD!

[kandavers]

OP I love your content but like... you have GOTTA stop feeding the trolls, these right-wing chuds are sending you these anons to get a rise out of you and laugh about it with their buddies. Just delete their asks, you aren't gonna change their minds by answering their BS, and they're just going to send more because they know that you'll respond

don’t worry, i block them before i post the funny stuff

honestly i’m not even offended from what they’re saying, it just makes me commit a little giggle at how pathetic they are

if they come after me they probably kept making alt accounts just to mess with me so you know whos obsessed which makes it even more pathetic 😭

[lunarrosette]

Beginning of s1 Glenn the kinda guy to spend all the co-opp money on upgrading his inventory in stardew valley

[queerfarmgremlin]

Happy babies on fresh grass!

[emeraldwit]

Headcanon idea - Cujos Collar

This is pretty choppy and I wanted to keep it short. Enjoy the running Brain dialog as I hurl this here

So Cujos collar in the show has his name on the back. The front has the Acxiom Labs logo. Which is the typical depiction of an nucleus with electrons in rotation.

Since he was a puppy when he was "fired". Cujo has spent more of his existence dead, than alive. As a puppy who destroyed the lab that once employed him for his toy. So he could be the puppy he was/is. Existing longer 'outside' than his exposure to Acxiom Labs

Since cujo is his own dog, he enjoys his freedom and choices.

Sometimes a dog ghost is just wants to be a dog . and the dog wants a ghost boy. A ghost dog and his ghost boy.

So over time and visits Cujos makes to see danny, the name tag shifts and morphs and twists and squishes over time, into something new.

The front picture changed into a twisting Galaxy. For cujo gets to play, get pets and be a dog. And a dog is honest.

Make sense that cujo shows where his love lies.

[get-rammed]

Mmmm. Upgraded Monty

[inga-don-studio]

It wouldn't be a FNAF cosplay day at Comic Con if I didn't get my traditional pizza :)