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So what is annouced, isn't really true? It's just a way to get people to turn stuff off?

Remember when you used to have to turn your computer on when going through security? What was that about? Proving that 1). You had a power source for detonation; and 2). You had a timing device (system clock) for detonation. Was that it? The computers that DID work were more likely to be bombs than the ones that didn't!

Sometimes things change because of greater understanding, and sometimes things change because someone actually "gets a clue."

So do you think it is possible for a government agency to fudge on the truth because they just don't know any better, or any other reason they think sufficient? 'Nuff said.