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Anonymous
Pizza dough is so easy to make. Why pay for this?
1 year ago |
Anonymous
TP-Link is a Chinese brand. Be careful to look up security incidents with TP-Link products before using on your local network.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Any digital products will have incidents soon or later. For safety reasons, I would strongly recommend you not to use any digital products. //@Anonymous: TP-Link is a Chinese brand. Be careful to look up security incidents with TP-Link products before using on your local network.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Believe you have tremendous stuffs Made in China at your home, you should just donate them and buy new ones. //@Anonymous: TP-Link is a Chinese brand. Be careful to look up security incidents with TP-Link products before using on your local network.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Maybe true. Gonna return it.Same concern with action camera. Likwewise, its wise to always go for GopPro instead of Chinese knockoffs in today's political climate. Thanks for reminder. //@anonymous: TP-Link is a Chinese brand. Be careful to look up security incidents with TP-Link products before using on your local network.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Your socks may contain a chip that can transfer your data to China //@anonymous: TP-Link is a Chinese brand. Be careful to look up security incidents with TP-Link products before using on your local network.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
The air may come from China, I reckon you should stop breathing.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Not necessary to be overreacting. Indeed, nowadays it's a really concern even a fuss about purchasing Chinese A/V products. //@Anonymous: Your socks may contain a chip that can transfer your data to China //@anonymous: TP-Link is a Chinese brand. Be careful to look up security incidents with TP-Link products before using on your local network.
1 year ago |
Anonymous
It’s obvious who’s Chinese or acting to be in this conversation. It’s not necessary to accuse all Chinese products of spying and it’s also not necessary to defend all Chinese products from not spying. Neither of you are correct but the precedent is there were products that the Chinese government had access to and are banned in the US. //@anonymous: Not necessary to be overreacting. Indeed, nowadays it's a really concern even a fuss about purchasing Chinese A/V products. //@Anonymous: Your socks may contain a chip that can transfer your data to China //@anonymous: TP-Link is a Chinese brand. Be careful to look up security incidents with TP-Link products before using on your local network.
1 year ago |
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Anonymous
Deal?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
nothing special.. all basic small square pieces
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Not really... too many irregular shapes for me... //@Anonymous: Deal?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Where is the Police Station set? That one is much better
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Has been refunded //@anonymous: Where is the Police Station set? That one is much better
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Haha //@anonymous: Has been refunded //@anonymous: Where is the Police Station set? That one is much better
3 years ago |
Anonymous
thinking of getting 49.99 electonic air fryer from bestbuy or this.. to use for many years or this for kids to play .. why the heck this plastic set is so expensive.. can't think of a reason except monopoly
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Poorly designed. Could fall easily...
3 years ago |