What gets me laughing is when people use any technology and expect some level of privacy, especially “free” services.
Like, ‘Oh noes! This new thing I shared all my deepest secrets with is now posting them online without my consent!’
Milady, you consented by clicking okay. There’s no takesy-backsies.
The weirdest thing about MAGA psychopathy is that Trump is in the Epstein files.
Cool story bro. It’s concise and does a great job of persuading me that LLMs are better at sales than incentivized salespeople. Wow.
Murca: let’s use frickin lazor beams!
Canada: magnets boil water go brrrrrrrr
The ESP32 chip, developed by Espressif Systems, is widely used in various IoT (Internet of Things), embedded systems, and consumer electronics due to its low power consumption, built-in Wi-Fi & Bluetooth, and high processing capability.
Devices That Use the ESP32 Chip
ESP32 DevKit series (official Espressif boards)
M5Stack and M5Stick series
Adafruit HUZZAH32
SparkFun ESP32 Thing
LilyGO T-Series (T-Display, T-SIM, T-Watch, etc.)
WEMOS Lolin D32/D32 Pro
Sonoff Smart Switches and Plugs (e.g., Sonoff Mini R3, Sonoff S31)
Shelly Smart Relays (e.g., Shelly 1, Shelly 2.5)
Tuya-Based Smart Devices (many smart home products use Tuya firmware on ESP32)
Air quality monitors (e.g., AirGradient open-source air sensors)
IoT Sensor Hubs (various DIY and commercial solutions)
TTGO T-Watch (ESP32-based smartwatch)
Heltec WiFi Kit Series (LoRa-enabled IoT devices)
Fitness trackers (some DIY and prototype models)
ESP32-CAM (ESP32-based camera module)
DIY drones & robots (used in hobbyist and educational robotics)
3D Printer controllers (e.g., ESP32-based Klipper controllers)
ESP32-based vending machines (wireless payment systems)
Smart irrigation controllers
Energy monitoring devices (e.g., OpenEnergyMonitor)
Smart locks & security systems
ESP32-based web radios
DIY Bluetooth speakers
Smart light controllers with voice assistants
Why Is ESP32 Popular?
✔ Low-cost & powerful (dual-core, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth) ✔ Great for DIY & commercial IoT applications ✔ Strong developer community & open-source support ✔ Compatible with Arduino, MicroPython, ESP-IDF, etc.
For the most part, you’re right. But imagine the gall of some people thinking there might be some privacy in free services. I can understand the expectation of privacy on paid services.