Unverified claim of a coordinated hacking campaign against Pixel devices via an "Evil Twin" attack
A user describes losing data across multiple Pixel devices and alleges a targeted hacking campaign, possibly by a disgruntled ex-employee, exploiting an "Evil Twin" attack against device encryption. The claim is unverified and lacks technical substantiation typical of a credible, addressable security problem.
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