I woke up to a text from an unknown prostitute, giving me a web address. This is after Verizon stopped my phone from receiving all such texts.
I felt like washing Siri's mouth out with soap.
I TOLD you all that it was easy to put "backdoors" into phones made in countries that did not share our values.
WARNING, if you click on text ads, you may add a virus to the problems your phone already has.
Currently, ATT, Verizon, and my iPhone do not "talk" to each other. For some reason, I can not use my key pad to put numbers into ATT's phone answering systems. Good thing I am not paranoid or I would think that ATT is purposely blocking Verizon iPhones from using their systems.
Did you know that Homeland Security just ordered 100,000 iPhones? Blackberry provides secure phones that can not be hacked. I guess being "cool as ICE" is more important to Homeland Security than security.
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