In the 21st century, even our toilets aren't safe from cyberterrorists.
As a toilet user myself, I shouldn't worry about it, since my toilet dosen't use any of that fancy pansy bullshit.
My toilet is analog.
How much of a germophobic pussy do you have to be not to just push the handle down anyway? I understand luxury stuff is nice and all [I]but why the fuck would you need to flush the toilet from your phone?
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Well, unless you're far away and forgot to flush or something, maybe. I dunno.
I fuckin' wish I had a bidet though.
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At least they can't spray the shit back up from the toilet
I can flush your toilet and THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN DO TO STOP ME
I don't understand why they chose to use 0000 as the Bluetooth pin, if they had just set them all to something other than that, a number you could only get from the manual or contacting customer service, this whole issue could be largely avoided.
It's idiotic that there is a built in system to avoid this and they didn't make use of it.
they'll just set it to 1234 instead.
I never expected "help, my toilet's being hacked!" would ever be an accurate complaint from someone.
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