by
Gavin Robinson
on
September 1, 2006
A new AP article has hit the ‘net discussing the fact that you can’t truly delete all the info off of your cell phone. Apparently, a company called Trust Digital bought 10 different phones on eBay and tested the phone-security tools that they sell to buisenesses. These weren’t old $5 Nokias, either. They were all “capable of working with corporate e-mail systems.” Among the uncovered material was:
So what’s the lesson here? Flash memory is not so good at deleting info. In fact, it’s pretty bad at it. And if somebody really, really wants to find out what you’ve been up to, they can. Great. Something else to be paranoid about.
Cell phones won’t keep your secrets [CNN.com]
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i have problems calling somebody and someone. because i need it burnt and turn back on. for i can call someone.
there have being a theft! my phone !my cell phone !is there any thing i cloud the make the cell phone go bad online? is there a web i can go to make it go bed to make the him not use my phone it a Nokia they are 2 of them
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