@9to5Mac

> In a significant breach of Apple’s privacy measures, a new report says that AirDrop was cracked by the Chinese government, to reveal the phone number and email address of senders.
> The anonymity of AirDrop was one of the reasons it has been commonly used by activists to share information about protests, and other information censored by the government …

Any security researcher does this, it's "$name demonstrates security flaw in AirDrop". This is "oh shit china has compromised protests and activism and community organizers". Apparently this "9to5Mac" employs player-haters.