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The Canadian government announced plans to ban the sale and use of the Flipper Zero, a popular $200 hacking gadget, citing fears it could help in vehicle theft.

The creators behind the popular Flipper device have teamed up with Raspberry Pi to expand its capabilities.

Company behind device says its meant for security research and development, vehicle software makes Flipper ineffective for stealing cars

With the Video Game Module, Raspberry Pi helps add DVI-D output to the Flipper Zero, allowing it to connect to a TV or external monitor or function as a game controller.

A new Flipper Zero game module has been created thanks to a collaboration between Raspberry Pi and Flipper Devices. The gaming module has a

The Flipper Zero digital multi-tool already has tons of uses, from hacking to controlling home systems. Now it can even play games, thanks to a partnership with Raspberry Pi.

Canadian Government Bans Device Seen In TikTok Car Theft Videos Even After Experts Say It Doesnt Work That Way

A Canadian fueled by a surge of car thefts to ban pen-testing devices such as the Flipper Zero that grab wireless signals has provoked backlash among security

A Canadian effort fueled by a surge of car thefts to ban pen-testing devices such as the Flipper Zero that grab wireless signals has provoked a backlash among

The Canadian Department of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development said it “will pursue all avenues to ban” devices like the Flipper Zero, an open-source wireless hacking tool, asserting that it can be used to steal keyless entry signals. While it’s true that the device have caused some trouble, Ars Technica spoke with a number of experts, including the COO of Flipper Devices, who insist it just isn’t powerful or sophisticated enough for car theft.