[PredatorGanaz]

I guess when its already well known facts wouldn't apple patch it by now or will they wait ??

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[ENTERvibes]

WOW. I guess BB has something over all of these other devices. Hmmm.

[fabuloso]

**** yeah, BlackBerry aint no momma's boy phone.

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[krashtalk]

hmmmm, that could be a berry emberrysing situation.....

[Shao128]

Perhaps they're making a new OS that will not be so easily jailbreakable and will prevent people from loading apps onto it illegally.
Maybe it's just a clever scheme.

Now that would make sense, but from the sounds of it Apple doesnt know how to lock down their own system. They are asking the government to make iphone unlocking illegal because of terrorists and drug dealers. I dont know why Apple wouldnt just fix the security holes so the phone can't be jailbroken in the first place.

DailyTech - Apple Urges Government to Outlaw iPhone Unlocking Over Terrorist, Drug Dealing Risks

[PredatorGanaz]

Good thoughts FTwrath.

Looks like a cover up from one own mistakes.

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[JRSCCivic98]

Honestly guys, there's nothing special about Blackberry security. Sure it's tighter, but it's not without it's open holes... it was by no means a fancy hack for malicious purposes, but how exactly do you think my old 8830 Loud ringtone volume fix worked? That's right, a bug/exploit in the Media Player. A few OS releases later and it was patched.

So yeah, nothing is without its holes... just saying.

[Aetius]

Apple announced Friday morning that the vulnerability was remedied.