The Canadian Government is RIGHT!

[@Marvin_McFly]

I agree, ban it. It's pretty much just hardware for script Kitties. It's like a Swiss army knife in that it does lots of things poorly. Anyone doing anything interesting will own a hackone RF or other rt-sdr devices, card readers like a proxmark etc. I would almost go as far to say that if this is the only hacking tool you own then you are part of the problem.

[@RECESSIM]

👆🏽

[@_droid]

Funny, I was just commenting on another video that I think the Internet has broken people's brains. When stupid people get power they do stupid things. I don't know how to solve that problem.

[@forbiddenera]

Yeah, I passed on fz because other sdr does more.. but like, they're going after ALL such devices not just fz

[@RECESSIM]

I have a drawer full of SDR’s because I’m still surprised they can sell things that powerful.

[@Marvin_McFly]

@@forbiddenera same here. Already had a portapack on my hackone and a few nano vna's for custom antennas. When I looked at the fz I didn't see much more it could do that I couldn't do with a esp32 dev board for the 2.4ghz stuff. If it gets people into the hobby then I don't have a problem with it. But there are so many BS videos about it doing things I know it can't do.

[@baganatube]

If you can change a traffic light with that thing without authorization, it's the traffic light what should be banned. If you can unlock a car with it, the car manufacturer should be ordered to recall. Banning a simple device that exposes wide spread vulnerabilities does not fix those vulnerabilities.

[@N20Joe]

This! If anything the flipper is a godsend for exposing these vulnerabilities. If these things are so insecure that they can be easily hacked like this, then they would otherwise just be hacked separately, and are in need of more security.

[@theracc2318]

The traffic light turns green because of a 14Hz flashing IR light. They mount them on police cars, fire trucks and ambulances so they have a green light when their emergency sirens are on

[@wojciechsura]

​@@theracc2318And that's what needs to be changed. In Poland privileged vehicles can not change the traffic lights, they can simply lawfully ignore the traffic lights. Moreover other drivers are obliged by law to let privileged vehicles pass. And it just works.

[@theracc2318]

@@wojciechsura I agree, but I know an ambulance driver that passed on a red light while they had a patient having a seizure in the back and since the light was green on the other side of the intersection, another driver didn’t stop so they hit the ambulance. The ambulance driver lost their license… So maybe being able to change the light with a more sophisticated protocol would be better (something to recognize a vehicle id or smt) but I feel like it’s better if the lights give right of way to the emergency vehicle. Heck, the system could just put all of the lights red until the emergency vehicle passes

[@bergweg]

​@@theracc2318 what was the rationale behind basically a 0 security mechanism?

[@pip4so]

Fear the recievers not the transmitters...

[@DirtyPlumbus]

Well said. Piss poor protocols is the real problem.

[@briancmoses]

I was on the fence, but now I'm buying a Flipper ! ;)

[@UCs6ktlulE5BEeb3vBBOu6DQ]

I bought mine 6 minutes after I say the ban article. To my surprise they did delivered it to me even tho the product page was deleted mere hours after my purchase.

[@mrdddonho]

I ordered mine today! Amazon prime free next day, lol.

[@edgeeffect]

I was going to comment on how brilliant your "piss off" intro was... but you trumped that with "every news site just seems to barf up what every other news site is barfing up"... which was the most concise introduction to the art of journalism that I think I've ever heard. :)

[@ChrisMuncy]

Pretty much spells it out.

[@gavin2391]

Its not really journalists, just AI. The real journalists got laid off.

[@SailAway33]

We need to ban learning so people think there is a scarcity of it. Then run out and get as much as possible. 😅 Bans only stop the law abiding people. Thanks for the great show.

[@MakeItHackin]

Skids ruin everything

[@jmr]

I'll give you the "not open hardware" aspect but I have seen so many people getting into electronics to build add on boards for the Flipper it's been amazing! I think the new "game module" is going to add to that and I think it could get it's own following as a stand alone device. They really did a great job getting people interested in electronics and security. Too bad we have all the fake videos out there though.

[@AdMan-The-LabRat]

#RedTeamTools #Deviant Long Live #HASH!

[@raiden9250]

How is it not open? All the schematics and pcb dimensions are listed and can be downloaded in the developers section.

[@jmr]

@@raiden9250 Open source: "anyone can inspect, modify, and enhance." Most of the software is open source. Although anyone can "inspect" MOST of the hardware some parts of the Flipper hardware and software are even a mystery to the Flipper team. Everything isn't available for "inspection". The Flipper is Copyrighted and Patented so we aren't free to "modify" and "enhance" the hardware. That means it isn't really open source hardware. Instead they choose their words carefully and they say "Open-Hardware" which in practice isn't really the same.

[@dl5244]

@@jmr almost as bad as "Open-AI"

[@ChaotikmindSrc]

@@dl5244 "Most of the software is open source." ALL software is opensource, you're just not programming in the right language !

[@marsrocket]

This is like banning lock picking tools because they can unlock your front door. The problem isn’t the lock picking tools….

[@chrismoritz6706]

The problem isn't Flipper Zero, the problem is bad development work at any wirless electronics, used today. If a system waits for wirless /RFID information, that system has to be designed "brut force" save nowdays, as any system, running in the internet. Sure I can record car keyless locks, but again, there are technologies, like public/private key exchange that could avoid such problems. But industry just is interested in sale, not safety ... A stolen car isn't a problem for the manufacutrer, and mostly for the owner, due to insurances. So the insurance companies had to kick the car industries ass, just for example ... Best example the multi-comfort connected drive from BMW. This just wanted to be hacked in near future ...

[@RECESSIM]

Fully Open Source = Partially Open Hardware

[@MacGuffin1]

USB ports have a much higher success-rate in the Vehicle HW Defeat dept....

[@Jamey_ETHZurich_TUe_Rulez]

Funniest thing is... most of these usages were banned in USA in Communications Act of 1934 already ... . Second funniest thing is that it is enough to mark product as a toy with animal in it and FCC will almost automatically allow you to sell it...

[@daveogfans413]

lol u trolling the Canadians with alt-right bait?

[@RECESSIM]

@@daveogfans413 gotta poke the bear occasionally!

[@dgSolidarity]

@@RECESSIM Beaver, surely you mean. (rings very different though) You’re mixing up your extremely vast frozen Northern wastelands? 🤔

[@ettorebeltrame6957]

I'm working on an open hardware replacement mainboard based on their schematics built from the ground up in KiCad

[@merlin_V2]

Nice! where can i follow your project?

[@ettorebeltrame6957]

for some reason youtube keeps deleting my reply

[@ettorebeltrame6957]

I haven't really kept it updated but now it's synced with where I've gotten and I plan on keeping it more up to date with frequent commits now

[@merlin_V2]

Damit! Did KZbin just delete mine as well? What do i have to search for?

[@ettorebeltrame6957]

Well, I'll try again my user is e440qf

[@daveh7720]

My concern is that well-meaning Canadian legislators with a rudimentary grasp of modern English will write a law that ends up banning Flipper Zero, HackRF, RTL-SDR and SDR-based ham radio gear. Since I plan to move there and adopt, er, marry a Canadian in the near future, that would suck.

[@RECESSIM]

My guess is a narrow law, otherwise it’ll stall out. But who knows shrug 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@daveh7720]

@@RECESSIM Fingers crossed!

[@glynnetolar4423]

Politicians often are not well meaning. Something about power corrupting.

[@johnkost2514]

LMAO. As a Canadian, I've decompiled the ArriveCAN app because we have a bit (pun) of a controversy going on here in Parliament about it and the vendors et al. Anyways, there are Flipper-class features in that government app ..

[@FreeTheUyghurs]

6 days on I'm still thinking about what a great tie that was that some internet guy was wearing.

[@nomadradio]

When Kevin Mitnick was finally caught and arraigned in fed court, the prosecutor said Kevin should be kept away from telephones, claiming he could dial the right number, whistle the right tones and launch the country's nuclear missile arsenal. Kevin giggled at the preposterous claim. Judge says "sound dangerouus" and ordered Kevin into solitary. He had been expecting to be bailed out. Nobody asked how making the nukes that easy to compromise should be treated. As criminal incompetence? I would expect no less technical incompetence to determine how RF burglary tools will be treated.

[@tocsa120ls]

Not to mention there are now competitors like the Monstatek M1, that, because almost 5 years passed since the Flipper was introduced, is a smaller, WiFi-enabled tool. No more half-working ESP32 boards.

[@regular3dguy830]

I think portability is the main feature @@BillAnt

[@frankwales]

First post-roll ad is for holidays in Canada

[@RECESSIM]

Don’t take your Flipper 🐬 😂

[@joseppuig925]

Some videos of the Flipper Zero doing something amazing/scary, leave that feeling of "fakeness" like those videos of "free energy" experiments with a coil and a lightbulb.

[@edgeeffect]

Yeah... YOU might be able to smell the waft of fake coming off them... but imagine what you'd think if you had the IQ of the average politician. ;)

[@samsousayt]

The worse is the Car manufacturers and Car seller associations saying that it's because of these tools that their cars (the ones that have the super intense hardened security) are being overwhelmed by such a small little tool. So they convinced the government and most journalists that it's not their fault, their security is flawless of course.

[@topduk]

Before mass immigration Canadians didn't even lock their doors. It's not the car's manufacturer's fault.

[@samsousayt]

@@topduk what does that have to do with the subject here ?Pauverty, organised Crime causes this , not people who used to leave their doors open . Car built tech , and make money not only with the tech , but with people buying cars again. They are deflecting blame on the crime and people when they have a role to play here, they are part of the problem with such vulnerable “convenience” tech

[@topduk]

@@samsousayt Yeah, no. Look no further than the Toronto most wanted list. Mass migration has everything to do with crime.

[@0xfadead]

​​@@topdukHow has this anything to do with the argument? How is the piss-poor security of cars not tge car's manufacturer's fault?

[@topduk]

@@0xfadead A car is not sold as a lockbox or safe. They are not responsible for your decaying society filled with hostile foreign invaders that steal routinely.

[@canamericanguy7992]

Don't ban it. Banning it will only provide short-term benefits. If a flipper and script kiddies can do all these things, then clearly an investment in more advanced security infrastructure is necessary. Exposing vulnerabilities will accelerate progress. The government should be leaning into it and encourage companies to offer bug bounties. That way vulnerabilities can be properly documented and fixed before they become a widescale problem.

[@SpareSimian]

I see what you did there. Nice tongue-in-cheek explanation of the problems with censorship. As John Gilmore said in 1993, "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it".

[@danroberts2055]

Back in the day.. yes that day. We used to program the 8086 and 8088 even the Z80 processors without having the hardware information. it was peeks and pokes into memory and people sharing what we did to get find how to write the software. Now this open hardware stuff allows anyone with a GUI development environment to write programs or scripts without even knowing the hardware. The flipper goes back to the old days where if you actually understand what you are coding to you can make it do things that people think are amazing or scary. Even if I didn't have a flipper I could buy an esp32 microcontroller and do almost all the same things. Stupid to ban this device. This shows a lack of understanding. Maybe I should just create a video on how to do the same thing with esp32's for less than 15$. Sub-GHZ transmitters, wifi, etc not a problem. Maybe if Lowes, CVS etc. didn't leave their systems wide open this wouldn't be a problem or Huyndi and KIA with crappy security or Tesla with easy to crack SubG modes. Real hardware coders don't need a flipper to do the scary stuff but it is all in one place.

[@atmel9077]

A few years ago I did flipper zero things (replaying signals) with an RTL-SDR as the receiver and rpitx (raspberry pi + wire) as the transmitter. I latter found out that the ESP32 can transmit at 433 MHz with no additional hardware. Can be used as wifi controlled 433 MHz transmitter. Why buy a transmitter when you can bit-bang the RF signal directly ? Because fcc regulations probably

[@xtofury]

Ban nothing. It's a simple piece of electronics. There's better devices out there anyways.

[@DigitalMetal]

New to the channel. I've only been subscribed for a week or so. So I wasn't sure which way you where going to go with this video. I'll just say, I'm glad I subscribed and I look forward to more videos. Thanks.

[@RECESSIM]

It’s a slight departure from my normal content, but the best part about Hacking and Reverse Engineering is testing ideas and seeing what happens. Same goes for KZbin videos.

[@dafoex]

I'll agree, it's mainly a skiddie tool. I only really use mine because it's small, self contained, and has both IR and SubGHz radio, so I can just clone all the remotes in my house to it. I did see there are some interesting things to do with the GPIO, but you could probably do that all much cheaper with a Pi Pico.

[@jakebrodskype]

The reason I don't think it's a good idea because banning things is usually bad policy. The tool itself isn't the problem. It's people who abuse the tool. In the process of banning tools they also have to create an allow-list of sorts and certification, and bureaucracies, and licenses... What's the return on that investment? You call it an experiment. I disagree. There are many examples of such edicts. They're ineffective. They are easily circumvented. They are often widely ignored. The only good that can come of this is that someone will sell a lot more Flipper Zeros in Canada, at a premium.

[@enrgz]

Here in Lake County California, Law Enforcement attempts to sell them online, Facebook, Ebay etc... Lowering the price often. .Similar to leaving a gun unattended, laying cash gold diamonds or drugs in the path of political enemies or...to tempt and bust a would be criminal. Other more heinous ploys too... like human trafficking.

[@JimmytheCow2000]

Glad I got my flipper a while back, but lets bring out the pwnagatchis!

[@jackgamer6307]

Regarding the flipper supposedly opening substation gates... As I said before, regarding US extremists supposedly using them to attack substations as well, physical attacks will always be easier and simpler to perform. The avarage IQ of the kind of "person" who would attack infrastructure is low enough that they would rather use firearms or the humble bolt cutter to bypass the gates.

[@theracc2318]

As a canadian, the main reason I’m kind of sad they’re planning on banning the flipper is that it constitutes the cheapest way to have a tool to thinker with wireless tech for enthusiasts. If there are any alternatives that offer as much for the sane price point, plz to tell me

[@ChrisMuncy]

Love it and I guess this is what I get for mentioning it. btw - I still think you are wearing shorts behind your desk....

[@RECESSIM]

The world will never know

[@NvTwist]

Articles that have the word “BAN” is the most successful sales promotion ad. From the Flipper to the AR-15

[@christianworthinton8000]

Yep. Ban means buy...

[@ArcticBlues1]

Good Job! Thank You :)

[@thieltech1]

Best video Craftsmanship yet!

[@EnlightenedSavage]

I need to order a bunch before they ban it .

[@brylythhighlights4335]

As a Canadian, with no intentions to do anything naughty, I'd like to have a Flipper to put a bunch of tap-capable cards on, like my transit pass or gym card. >~

[@arabirb9941]

In my country you need to give the seller of the flipper zero assurity that you won’t use it for bad things and some don’t even sell it to you unless you’re job requires the flipper zero

[@dmytro_biliuba]

Love your videos and new format (compare to the earlier videos)

[@Aviator747a]

Gotta love our sock boy. I am Canadian. :)

[@joeeeyyyyyy]

so if all of these tools were available piror to this device , why does the flipper matter if 1000s of other devices are the exact same thing?

[@deth3021]

Makes the more accessible, is the reason he mentioned in the video.

[@thewhitefalcon8539]

There's only one that everyone has

[@mrlithium69]

unexpectedly based af. not sure who's worse now Canada, UK, or Australia. the crown

[@DadofScience]

Speaking as an Australian, the government here would ban it but not be able to say why, nor give an example of what it could be used for beyond "potentially illegal behaviour."

[@thegravelgarage1062]

It’s just an excuse and reason to ban other less harmful things. If we can ban an electronic geek toy, we can ban anything! Go democracy!

[@ValdikSS2]

Well yeah, Pavel *is* a marketing genius :)

[@swenic]

_All the tools existed before the multi tool_ love it

[@2001pulsar]

Hey Hash, would you like a flower? How about a tulip? Oh, Canada!

[@jeancerrien3016]

You present a false dichotomy: there are more than two groups affected by the ban. I know, I belong to neither of yours. Your motivation for banning the flipper is poor: misinformation misrepresents its capabilities to others. Perception that it is dangerous does not mean it is. Should the makers serve as a scapegoat and suffer as a result? The US has a poor track record with privacy: they banned anything stronger than 40-bit encryption for years. More recent evidence can be found with Snowden. What do you want with respect to open source? Regardless of the platform, you will *never* know that your code matches whats on the device. The idea that the creators are waiting for a hacker to 'unlock' the potential is silly.

[@damienblackburn5459]

>they banned anything stronger than 40-bit encryption for years Incorrect. Encryption stronger than that is considered a defense article, covered under the USML or the United Stated Munitions List, and is subject to that with regards to exportation. Those encryption standards are developed here and thus subject to those exportation standards. Also note that having a non-citizen even view the schematics for it is considered an export and not allowed without State Department approval. If you want a "traditional" munition to compare to, look at generation 3 (and above) night vision devices -- *looking through* a Gen3 or above NOD is considered an export as it gives firsthand knowledge as to how the device works, let alone looking at a wiring or materials schematic for that same phosphor device.

[@jeancerrien3016]

@damienblackburn5459 What is incorrect? In the past, one could not export 40-bit crypto: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/40-bit_encryption The father of PGP knows full well it was regarded as a munition: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Zimmermann In his day, US citizens were meant to have 0-bit security: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_chip

[@damienblackburn5459]

@@jeancerrien3016 You said "they banned anything stronger than 40-bit encryption for years". Copy and paste. That statement, as it is, is patently false.

[@thistledownwoodcraft3426]

I shred you, crosshatched. I crack myself up.

[@johntunstall4835]

Do hear that, the barn door swinging ...several other products are available now

[@farfartony751]

Nice work.

[@asificam1]

Don't let them ban the Flipper. Sure it's not great in terms of ability compared to higher end devices as you said... but they ban the Flipper because its an easy target, use that precedence to ban other tools, eventually your tools get banned or require a license. Canada (I live here in Canada... sucks) wants things like "common sense hacker control" and the government might just be crazy enough to pull it off if they run out of tax payers to squeeze. "Common sense hacker control" would require a license to use our skills as electronics guys because I doubt they will stop at security related developers... not when they can require all programmers to be regulated and licensed both to control what and for whom we create, but also to squeeze our meager pay even more so they can use our money to go on luxury vacations on taxpayer money... Don't give them the Flipper or they'll take all the tools they can possibly get away with taking.

[@roberto4898]

Open Hardware has different licenses like the one from CERN

[@WilliamAshleyOnline]

didn't even hear that the flipper was banned in Canada, when did this happen?

[@goranjosic]

Code development on Flipper Zero seems too complicated to me, on the other hand something like M5stickC plus2 with additional radio modules, like Hc12, can do exactly the same, sometimes useful things, but with a much simpler development path. I'm a hobby programmer, maybe that's a problem, but it's easier for me to program something like esp32.

[@ivannightly1919]

its so old, but even if they ban it most people dont buy it in canada.they get it on line and there is a version that look just like an mp3 player so unless you play with it you wouldnt know they banned tazers you can buy them on line under a different title easily

[@AdMan-The-LabRat]

Nice Tie, Shane about your face*. *Superior in every way to that tie which looks like a pair of my old boxers, bonus for it being upcycled.

[@peterrasmussen2793]

That’s a classy tie, kudos to the wife!

[@troutslayer1859]

No one stealing cars with a flipper 0. i think it serves a purpose. The introduction of people to the hobby.

[@Mosfet510]

There are a few people who have started a diy flipper based around the esp32. As soon as something is banned, it will increase demand. Love the intro about the tie 🤣👍

[@renevile]

0:12 nice transition

[@JessicaFEREM]

if someone can hack into a street light from a little device that looks like an ipod, then that's a failure on the DOT and the gov't rather than a flipper zero device problem you can hack into computers from a USB flash drive, should that mean flash drives should be banned? no. just because you can carry a kitchen knife in your pocked doesn't mean you should ban all kitchen knives. the flipper can also be used for convenient things like pretending to be an Amiibo or NFC card, or pretending to be a TV remote. what about people doing their jobs that happen to use the flipper for trivial easy things, like penetration testing into a facility. if someone of that background could just pop into your building with a hacking toy then that should be really effective marketing for your service.

[@DirtyPlumbus]

The difference between humans and animals is animals would never let their dumbest lead the pack. Banning the Flipper isn't going to do anything about 6 other cheaper items I have right beside me that are capable of doing the same. 😂

[@gorak9000]

I've heard the ban would cover more than the flipper - HackRF and other SDRs would be included as well, but the media being the media doesn't tell that part of the story. Yes, there are other devices that do the same things, or more (or better), but they're not prepackaged for the script kiddies to play with easily. Like changing the traffic lights, there have been projects showing how to do that in magazines like Circuit Cellar since the 80's - none of this is anything new, it's just been all packaged together.

[@DirtyPlumbus]

@@gorak9000 people will just make new products or make even more money selling Flippers. They're just creating a solution for a problem that doesn't exist rather than admit they're useless. The societal ignorance of technology really needs to be addressed. As more and more of life is tied into technology, automated or run by AI, denying people access to learning tools like the Flipper only increases the gap between the average person and hackers. They're creating a world where hackers will rule, politicians that don't know how to use their cellphones won't stand a chance. Just consider, the water in Pennsylvania was cut off because of the Israeli war. They're preparing the way for a technological butterfly effect that they can't even begin to understand, forget cope with.

[@kwisin1337]

Love the coverage of our little Canadian family

[@Bunchiebo]

I think id rather build my own anyways, cant ban cheep Chinese electronics.

[@topduk]

Got your P.E. license? 😆 They can, but just like guns, it won't affect people with criminal intent.

[@Bunchiebo]

@@topduk Im not an engineer, just a guy who likes computers, but I doubt they are gonna ban small wireless receivers and transmitters as well as Arduino and microcontrollers. At that point microwaves would probably be put up to ban cuz bad scary electronics.

[@atmel9077]

Flipper Zero banned -> Flipper Zero sold without Sub-GHz capability -> Flipper Zero reflashed

[@brad9529]

So I can say ANYTHING and you won't delete it, hmmmm 🤔 Free Palestine.

[@henrymach]

Brazil is very much a dystopia now

[@ruevs]

The only problem with the Flipper is that it is too expensive. They should be $20, then everyone will have one and stupidly insecure RF "things" will slowly and painfully disappear.

[@leona369]

I'm from Canada and I think my kind of humor, doesn't surprise me they want to do this Trudeau is banning hate speech, it's speech that he hates not hate speech anything that isn't queer ,

[@FNGecko]

Reverse engineering video of the flipper coming? 🤙

[@shannonwilliams9744]

Just found your show a few month's ago and really enjoy your content keep it up

[@mikedmann7487]

Love this show! Thankz!

[@NotoriousBlake]

Should make for a real nice profitable black market. Thanks Canada.

[@kayne2075]

When I first heard about the ban I thought it was dumb because flippers aren’t stealing cars ,but you helped me realize that the user base are skids that will just use it to open garage doors so there is no downside to it other than the gov banning one more thing😅

[@jetseverschuren]

I'm kinda split on this issue. The flipper is nothing special, just a fancy arduino with some peripherals and some easy to use firmware, and electronics hobbyist can easily cobble something similar together. Many of the issues being exploited with the flipper (not the fake videos) have been known for a _long_ time, and are generally considered common knowledge, yet nothing has changed in the past many years. While I don't like enabling script kiddies, it is probably one of the few ways to actually get the general public interested and generate some pressure to make safer systems

[@Don.Challenger]

I have a flipper but typically use it for pancakes and use real maple syrup on those - try reverse engineering some of that, eh.

[@seanfaherty]

riiiight unless they are also going to ban other devices that do the same things, android phones for instance. This isn't going to do anything

[@programorprogrammed]

We're fine bud

[@RECESSIM]

Blink twice for help

[@peanutbutterjuicy7704]

@@RECESSIM lmao

[@Rezin_8]

Sitting at the Marriott Grand Marquis in the Texas shape Lazy River with my flipper zero😂😂😂 getting cooked by all kinds of sub frequency signals and no one would know the better.... You would be surprised what kind of stuff is sailing through the air right through your body

[@TymexComputing]

To be banned again? I like the oscilloscope on the right - looks like a Siglent - but what is the book above it? Spectrum instruction manual?

[@jakegingrich7214]

Ah man, I thought this video was gonna be about Canada banning house flipping, so they can stop talking about imposing capital gains on personal house sales.

[@RECESSIM]

Naw, they’re gonna keep letting that foreign money screw the market for actual Canadians

[@TheChillieboo]

nice logical take on the subject

[@MiguelDeMarchena]

I have never owned a rubber ducky or one of those usb evil cables that can hack computers or even a FZ but i can use a pico pi to make the same stuff of the rubber ducky or the usb cable, the case of the FZ is simply get a ESP 32 and a couple of modules and you will get the same FZ functionality but as i said i have never owned one of any of those and i do not need them at all, I know how to make lock picks too and i know how to pick a lock but i don't want and don't need to. Tools are tools, man + knowledge = tools can be made when needed.

[@monologic4806]

"Adopt a Canadian " Lol. Learn something new today. Actually thought this was about house flippers.

[@RECESSIM]

I’m Pro-House-Flipper for the record, gotta keep your feet warm

[@amrkoptan4041]

love your tie !!!

[@fluke196c]

did you see Sean Strickland's interview? oh canada.

[@vizanonn1728]

I want a flipper so i can copy my sisters RFID key, becausr my chef is to lazy to talk to the owner get me one....

[@jonhsmith2523]

I use my flipper 2000 to mute my wife

[@Megasteel32]

yes please lets invite the state into more of our lives, excellent idea

[@SDS-1]

Im not a computer guy so i couldn't use anything like this unless it was prepared with stock settings and was easy to use. I mean i miss using a cheap universal remote to jack with TV's 😅😂 or DTMF sounders to play with awnsering machine 😮.

[@draconightwalker4964]

Banning it will just make it more popular with the script kiddies and company. Everyone and their dog will try and get their hands on more than one. Instead of banning, regulate who can import them and buy them. Restrict to unis, cybersec etc. Banning a digital tool like the flipper zero is akin to banning actual tools like spanners, screwdrivers, drills.

[@Robert_DROP_TABLE_students--]

The only controversial thing in this video is calling the US "free"

[@Brettlind67]

You have to be smart enough to learn how and what to use and when to use it in the first place.. you can buy everything you need and can do with a flipper. Tech keeps moving so .. You need to make a better lock on everything.

[@bigphillAchtung]

what about a flipper tie?? shirley thatd work?

[@funkymonk2254]

I think You made intelligent points Hash. My compliments to Your wife on Her tie selection.

[@fourtwizzy]

I can hear the swarm of lefties clicking unsubscribe 😂

[@wxfield]

Tie looks nice. The wife has good taste. Say hello to your brother Jeff Goldblum for us please.

[@williambryce8527]

HaHaHa "Piss off" my kind of guy!!

[@ingmarm8858]

Bit too much Murca' in this one, they won't take away our xyz... What if someone with a lawful reason to have one wants one? Being in LE doesn't guarantee access to things on a naughty list. You're right this video will generate clicks and grumbles so I thought I'd get the ball rolling.

[@jmr]

We'll put flags on them and call them Freedom Flippers! 😂 🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@dennisolsson3119]

I think they should ban recursive algorithms too. They are used for all kinds of stuff in movies :)