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Developer spying on iPhone gamers?
macnn.com - 26 days ago
Developer spying on iPhone gamers?
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A California iPhone developer, Storm8, has been accused of spying on iPhone owners, according to court documents. A lawsuit was recently submitted on behalf of Washington resident Michael Turner, charging Storm8 with several violations including breaches of contract, the California Computer ...

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Cult of Mac:  Apple Seeks New Security Head As Exploits Increase

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Apple Seeks New Security Head As Exploits Increase
Cult of Mac — ... Netherlands asked for $7 for each jailbroken iPhone he accessed due to weak security. Before apologizing on his Web site, the hacker left the text message: “Your iPhone’s been hacked because it’s really insecure!” and asked victims to send $7 to a PayPal account. In another iPhone security concern, a California man was charged with spying on iPhone users after the state alleged his iPhone applications secretly collected phone numbers. [Via AppleInsider , CNet and MacNN ] Posted by Ed Sutherland in News | Comment on this article ...

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