A Dutch internet service provider has identified a worm that installs a backdoor on jailbroken iPhones and makes them part of a botnet. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/22/malicious_iphone_worm/
I wonder how many more of these we will get. I imagine quite a few :(
Oops!
Again, this is on jailbroken iPhones. Jailbreaking = removing protection. If you jailbreak and don't change the root password, then you're stupid (in the nicest possible way)! :)
Talking of changing things, O2 unlocked my iPhone today ;D
Mine too!
Ok,what happens to your O2 configurations if you insert a different operators SIM is it reconfigured for the new operator i.e SMS multimedia etc or do the changes have to made manually . Can you then switch back to your O2 SIM and the origin setup returns. Well that's confused me ;D Start again, does iTunes seamlessly allow the switching of SIM cards and from different operators without a manual configuration update afterwards.
Quote from: stevethegas on Nov 23, 2009, 22:59:16
Ok,what happens to your O2 configurations if you insert a different operators SIM is it reconfigured for the new operator i.e SMS multimedia etc or do the changes have to made manually . Can you then switch back to your O2 SIM and the origin setup returns. Well that's confused me ;D Start again, does iTunes seamlessly allow the switching of SIM cards and from different operators without a manual configuration update afterwards.
Got an Orange sim card on Order to test that very theory :) I just wanted the phone unlocked for selling it, but we shall see what happens, I think the idea is iTunes configures your phone for the new sim, then if you change back its reconfigured again, O2 are a bit unclear on that.