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Kent Vorland

Most useless tech? #tech #business

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Alondra Ruiz • 627d

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Albion Thaqi • 626d

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Kent Vorland• 628d

I'm very curious, right? We talk a lot about technological advances. What is the most exciting thing out there and all that? But what is the most overly complicated, useless technology in your opinion?

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Alondra Ruiz• 627d

When it comes to the most useless, honestly, it was the Amazon Alexa for cars. Because most cars already do all of that with Bluetooth, you know, and you can use your smartphone to the tape comes

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Kent Vorland• 625d

That is quite interesting, I think I missed this. So what was the gig with Amazon Alexa for cars? I can't remember if I haven't even seen that.

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Claudia Garcia• 622d

Yes, I agree with that answer as well. I think that technology is just overrated.

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Albion Thaqi• 626d

Good question I mean if I had to choose one if I'm honest I think it's the Apple Watch or just smart watches in general man I don't know I just don't see them is cutting edge and as exciting as the other forms of technology are there

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Kent Vorland• 625d

It's interesting you say that man because I actually completely agree with you even though I have a smartwatch and And all of it is because of a gimmick of having notifications on your wrist. I don't use it for anything else.

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Ash Wise• 623d

Oh gosh. I don't know of any technology that doesn't work whenever you want it to work becomes useless and aggravating, you know?

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Kent Vorland• 623d

So anything with a bug or a flaw now and then, is it the same with people? If at some point they have some down times when they're not doing what they're supposed to, they become useless.

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Ash Wise• 621d

No, relaxing is useful. Don't make me sound like a complete ash hole.

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Kent Vorland• 621d

Ash hole, that is brilliant, love that, love that.

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Ash Wise• 620d

Not everyone's name works so well, huh? But yeah, and I can be a huge asshole.

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Ash Wise• 617d

We're all comedians and I'll be here all day. Well actually now, but thank you. I like to try to be funny every once in a while.

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B Mac• 622d

I'm right there with a smart watch just like all the extra stuff talking to your father who's really got to do that check in text messages if I can use it just detail time and track my feelings that's all I need like everything else is pointless

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Kent Vorland• 622d

Quite honestly, I've got a smartwatch but I only use it to tell time and to get my notifications. So I don't have to check my phone to see what's going on. And that's it. I don't use any of the extras.

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Deleted user• 628d

Do you know what controversial I think rubber vacuums they look cool they don't actually clean the place properly right it's a gimmick and I don't see the point in them and they're expensive you must get a very nice vacuum and do yourself

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Kent Vorland• 628d

It's quite funny because we rely very heavily on those in Norway in our house. Do you think it has to do with the brand though? That just some of them are good, some of them are shit. What do you think is this like across all robo vacuums?

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Kent Vorland• 625d

You never know man. I certainly know that they're absolutely useless as far as movement goes. I mean any edge ledge and or carpet will paralyze them. so you've got a perfectly perfect floor.

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Claudia Garcia• 622d

You are totally right those machines are definitely overrated.

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ChestnutThing• 618d

I'd probably say the Flipper Zero is completely useless. I've been seeing it over TikTok so I decided to get one. And it just does the exact same thing I used to do with my Samsung Galaxy as four years ago. It's completely useless and it costs way too much for what it is.

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Kent Vorland• 617d

Yeah, this is quite interesting. I know very little about this. I'm not really seen it. But I'd love to hear more about what it's supposed to be doing and what it's actually Thank you for watching.

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Kent Vorland• 616d

That's quite interesting. You might have to take a deeper look into this. Nothing I'd probably know how to use it, but yeah, sounds cool.

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ChestnutThing• 616d

All it does is copy, write, and emulate NFC data and repeat radio signals and IR signals, which this is all stuff I used to do with my old phone. I used to use earbuds as an antenna.

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Kent Vorland• 616d

Go to hypothetically then copy the NFC data on a contactless credit debit card and then Basically use it to create something that could take pins on behalf of that card.

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ChestnutThing• 615d

Yeah, just recently I got a cash-up card so I could go up the NFC data onto a ring and it works really well But depending on what bank you use the cards are usually encrypted, but some of them are easier to write back.