QUOTE(Similan @ Oct 11 2011, 08:26 AM)
yes, theoretically any device can be hacked finally but HTC has made it very easy to do so with their latest firmware updates.
and firmware updates is supposed to enhance the security, fix bugs...not add them like what HTC seem to have done.
solution? already mention by similan.
1) learn how to root/ flash custom firmware.
2) stop installing apps until HTC provides a fix. Still waiting.
Lastly, Similan is uninterested in stars or elite tags. Similan is not like that. Similan only wants to help others.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/security/iphone-...t;siu-container
http://www.pcworld.com/article/235144/jail...es_it_work.html
when i first saw this thread, my first guess was: it must be created by the legendary similan, and i look to the right abit, my guess was right
conclusion: dont bash out on android about 'security issues' when iphone also has security issues. iOS 4.3.3 has a huge safari bug that was exploited by jailbreakme 3.0 and can be used by hackers to hack into the phone to steal personal data.
from pcworld link above: The exact PDF vulnerability, if it becomes known, could potentially be used by less magnanimous hackers to install malware onto your device.
seems like everything u post in android thread is all negative and criticizing android right?
This post has been edited by TheLaptopDudeGuy: Oct 11 2011, 09:36 AM
Oct 11 2011, 09:31 AM

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