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09-12-08, 02:07 PM
Apple takes screenshots of everything you do on your iPhone.
Google's move to erase your browsing habits? Forget it! They are still kept for 18 months even after their announcement.
Is it me, or is Microsoft looking like a saint lately? Wow!
I wonder if Apple screencapture your iMacs too? This is about the largest privacy/security invasion I have ever seen being committed by 2 companies!
Apple:
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/09/hacker-says-sec.html
Google:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13739_3-10038963-46.html
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YOUR IPHONE IS WATCHING every move you make and the Cupertino Cabal knows all about it according to Wired.
Insecurity expert Jonathan Zdziarski has found that the phone takes a temporary snapshot of pretty much everything you ever do on your touchy-feely phone.
It's all in the name of aesthetics, says Apple. The sneaky screen grab is used to make the swooshy genie effect, which sweeps your current page off of the screen in a very pretty manner, whenever you hit the 'home' button.
The file is immediately 'deleted' from the directory but, as anyone who knows anything about data storage is well aware, deletion does not permanently remove the actual ones and zeroes from the storage media, as many a criminal who has been busted by digital forensics will attest (stand up Mr Glitter).
So if you're planning a heist... don't do it on your Iphone.
Google's move to erase your browsing habits? Forget it! They are still kept for 18 months even after their announcement.
Is it me, or is Microsoft looking like a saint lately? Wow!
I wonder if Apple screencapture your iMacs too? This is about the largest privacy/security invasion I have ever seen being committed by 2 companies!
Apple:
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/09/hacker-says-sec.html
Google:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13739_3-10038963-46.html
-S
YOUR IPHONE IS WATCHING every move you make and the Cupertino Cabal knows all about it according to Wired.
Insecurity expert Jonathan Zdziarski has found that the phone takes a temporary snapshot of pretty much everything you ever do on your touchy-feely phone.
It's all in the name of aesthetics, says Apple. The sneaky screen grab is used to make the swooshy genie effect, which sweeps your current page off of the screen in a very pretty manner, whenever you hit the 'home' button.
The file is immediately 'deleted' from the directory but, as anyone who knows anything about data storage is well aware, deletion does not permanently remove the actual ones and zeroes from the storage media, as many a criminal who has been busted by digital forensics will attest (stand up Mr Glitter).
So if you're planning a heist... don't do it on your Iphone.