JackClark

Chances are the numbers are much higher than the OSX incident earlier this year, deserves a good old fashioned hyping.

http://www.zdnet.com/microsoft-engin...et-7000000272/

jaytc2003

iTrader: (1)

law of averages says it will be higher seeing as there are more android based devices in circulation than osx

really are clutching at straws now Jack

JackClark

Not true. If one pile of cash is kept in a safe and another smaller pile is left in the open, does the bigger pile get pinched first?

Just helping out my fellow Android users.

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

You've slipped up there.... I knew it, you are an Android man after all..... all this crap about Apple has been a wind up yes?

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

lol he tries so hard to be clever and always ends up failing

JackClark

I've had it for two weeks and it's going back at the end of the month. Not very useful, too much fiddling.

Don't fall into the pirate trap Fandroids, appsare cheap go to the official site... if you can find it.

Saint AAI

What about the one found on iOS devices? From the Apple app store no less.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/05/s...e-gets-pulled/

Granted it's been pulled and was also on the unscreened Google Play, but Apple check apps don't they??

JackClark

Yes they do. Permission was asked to upload your address book, that data was then used to send spam. Not exactly sophisticated. Uploading your address book is common and often wanted, who you upload it to is your own responsibility.

Saint AAI

And Android users are responsible for what permissions they allow apps to have when they install them, and where they download apps from. If you get infected with malware, it's your own fault.

jaytc2003

iTrader: (1)

must be getting desperate now judging by that response! Fail

Dedrater

Turns out this was all bollocks, Microsoft researcher admits he guessed at the source

Fuggin idiot.

JackClark

Don't let that stop a good hyping.

jonc

It's really ironic that as an Apple fanboi you use money as an analogy.