Just to note that it is possible to hold the correct opinion that the Waspi women don't have a case for compensation because it is on you to keep on top of your pension and they had loads of notice, and also not to slip into ageism and misogyny when expressing that opinion.
Anyway, I have just been a bit exasperated and cynical on BBC Radio London about this (and delivered my usual advice about locking your sim card, etc).
I'm not even sure it's possible to remotely brick a mobile (iOS or Android) once and for all - nerds, can this be done?
The thing that is striking here is that he picekd the wrong lesson. He's right to say politicians have got to stick by their campaign promises. But the lesson is so dont make stupid ones.
I mean, have you considered simply not walking along with your face glued to your phone in central London absolutely oblivious to scrotes on e-bikes?
Is Adrian aware that you can in fact just buy a bar of soap?
(I wouldn't normally victim-blame, but honestly, the sheer number of people I see who do this in the middle of town where there are phone thieves about is just bonkers. Don't do this.)
oh for god's sake.
Ah, I see it's "Cops call for kill switch" day again. It rolls round so fast these days I actually forgot to hang out the bunting www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...