23-07-2014 19:56 - edited 23-07-2014 19:57
23-07-2014 19:56 - edited 23-07-2014 19:57
Thought provoking article in the Telegraph though Apple have gone to great lengths to deny it on their website ...
"Apple has been accused of intentionally adding features into iOS that may have been used by the NSA to collect personal data from some of the 600m iOS devices currently in use worldwide.
Jonathan Zdziarski, who worked on the teams creating jailbreak software for the iPhone around the time of iOS4, wrote five iOS-related books for technology publisher O’Reilly and has trained law enforcement agencies around the world in how to extract and analyse data from iPhones, claims to have found features that could be used to download sensitive files such as photographs and personal messages from Facebook and Twitter."
There seems to be no end these days of scaremongering and people claiming to be exponents of these security flaws.
I take everything with a pinch of salt when reading these articles to be honest. I mean, does it really matter to the average person if the NSA have some of your personal details? Not to me anyway and I won't be losing sleep over such claims designed to alarm the general public.
Apple : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6331?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
on 23-07-2014 20:23
on 23-07-2014 20:23
on 23-07-2014 20:32
on 23-07-2014 20:32
on 23-07-2014 20:33
on 23-07-2014 20:34
is this the same as a couple of years ago when they said they couldnt get your locations when in actual fact they could??
on 23-07-2014 20:37
on 23-07-2014 20:37
on 23-07-2014 20:39
i never trust a phone same as i never trust a fart anyway its not the phone its GCHQ, hello GCHQ just incase your reading this
we should all wave to them
on 23-07-2014 20:40
on 23-07-2014 20:42
a phone is a phone as long as it calls texts, emails etc then im happy