Uh, yeah.. that's not how that works at all, but thanks for playing.
I don't usually agree with Mr. Carlson, this time however...
Well it's only going to be a server listening for connections, if the Diad 6 doesn't ask you for a password it's not sending a password for authentication to that server. So my assumption is there is some simple protocol that's going to ask for a username. It doesn't even seem to match up any hardware info or have any session info tied to authentication. Middle of the day once I was one digit off logging back in and got someone else's
.Who knows what they could do with the customer information, they could probably find some way to run scams with valid tracking numbers. Not 100% sure about it, but it seems like a bit of a privacy issue for customers.
Why worry?it will just freeze up,the people trying to get any information will just be like the ups driver and give up. They will actually feel sorry for use and send us a get better card.
How about not being able to scroll through stops on the diad you think that’ll be a thing?
At some point, yes. Itll prob only show you the next stop via nav mode.
LOL
Here’s some advice on it.Well it's only going to be a server listening for connections, if the Diad 6 doesn't ask you for a password it's not sending a password for authentication to that server. So my assumption is there is some simple protocol that's going to ask for a username. It doesn't even seem to match up any hardware info or have any session info tied to authentication. Middle of the day once I was one digit off logging back in and got someone else's
Who knows what they could do with the customer information, they could probably find some way to run scams with valid tracking numbers. Not 100% sure about it, but it seems like a bit of a privacy issue for customers.
I'm just saying, I don't know if these developers are third party or UPS hires them directly. But if a driver was this bad at their job, they'd be fired. Our center just got these things, however they've been out for a long time to the best of my knowledge. Security issues should be a #1 concern, and the constant crashing that's effecting our work performance should be right up there with it. I like to get back in that truck and move in this heat so I can get some air on me, sitting still waiting for an APP to work is irritating and it gets hot.
So far these all they can do is offer us BS "tips" on how to deal with the Diad, instead of actually solving issues. It's like we're supposed to turn a blind eye on anything that's not directly in our control. I with they'd step up and solve their own problems.
And we’ll still get yelled at for getting businesses missed.
They have been out for a long time. I may or may not have used it for over 2 1/2 years.Well it's only going to be a server listening for connections, if the Diad 6 doesn't ask you for a password it's not sending a password for authentication to that server. So my assumption is there is some simple protocol that's going to ask for a username. It doesn't even seem to match up any hardware info or have any session info tied to authentication. Middle of the day once I was one digit off logging back in and got someone else's
Who knows what they could do with the customer information, they could probably find some way to run scams with valid tracking numbers. Not 100% sure about it, but it seems like a bit of a privacy issue for customers.
I'm just saying, I don't know if these developers are third party or UPS hires them directly. But if a driver was this bad at their job, they'd be fired. Our center just got these things, however they've been out for a long time to the best of my knowledge. Security issues should be a #1 concern, and the constant crashing that's effecting our work performance should be right up there with it. I like to get back in that truck and move in this heat so I can get some air on me, sitting still waiting for an APP to work is irritating and it gets hot.
So far these all they can do is offer us BS "tips" on how to deal with the Diad, instead of actually solving issues. It's like we're supposed to turn a blind eye on anything that's not directly in our control. I with they'd step up and solve their own problems.
