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  1. Accidental Post's Avatar
    Accidental Post
    Slayer of Misinformation
    The don't list the apps but it seems they can develop for any Smartphone platform for their customers.
    09-11-11 01:30 PM
  2. belfastdispatcher's Avatar
    belfastdispatcher
    Originally Posted by Accidental Post
    The don't list the apps but it seems they can develop for any Smartphone platform for their customers.


    Found a few, they all seem to be south american:


    2ergo - BlackBerry App World
    09-11-11 02:57 PM
  3. avt123's Avatar
    avt123
    O.G.
    Originally Posted by belfastdispatcher
    I doubt apps from 2ergo would ever be aproved by Rim anyway

    Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com
    Why not? JaredCo or whatever was up there for a while. I don't know if they still are.
    09-11-11 02:57 PM
  4. belfastdispatcher's Avatar
    belfastdispatcher
    Originally Posted by avt123
    Why not? JaredCo or whatever was up there for a while. I don't know if they still are.
    True. I am done with apps, at least free ones. Can't be trusted anymore.
    09-11-11 03:03 PM
  5. i7guy's Avatar
    i7guy
    Originally Posted by belfastdispatcher
    True. I am done with apps, at least free ones. Can't be trusted anymore.
    I agree. This thread is the reason apps don't interest me.
    09-11-11 03:11 PM
  6. i7guy's Avatar
    i7guy
    Originally Posted by avt123
    Why not? JaredCo or whatever was up there for a while. I don't know if they still are.
    Correct. You cannot stop a seemingly legitimate app that you elect to install and give permissions to from misusing information.
    09-11-11 03:12 PM
  7. avt123's Avatar
    avt123
    O.G.
    Originally Posted by belfastdispatcher
    True. I am done with apps, at least free ones. Can't be trusted anymore.
    Yup. There are only certain developers I will download free apps from in the AppStore.
    belfastdispatcher likes this.
    09-11-11 03:28 PM
  8. avt123's Avatar
    avt123
    O.G.
    Originally Posted by i7guy
    Correct. You cannot stop a seemingly legitimate app that you elect to install and give permissions to from misusing information.
    Exactly. It's up to the user at that point.
    09-11-11 03:29 PM
  9. caitlinhenry's Avatar
    caitlinhenry
    Thanks for pointing out belfastdispatcher.

    This is really a serious issue that should be looked into. Because we may not be even aware that we are being charged for receiving such Sms's
    09-13-11 03:21 AM
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