IOS security bugs, photo thief application
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IOS security bugs, photo thief application
Security issues have been identified in the IOS that provides
third-party application developers to get access to your photo library
secretly. According to The New York Times that revealed the problem,
this bug allows application developers to access and copy your entire
photo library.
Once the user gives permission an application that appears suddenly on the iPhone, iPad or iPod to have access to location information such as the picture above, this application can then copy your entire photo library users, without notice or warning.
Not yet clear whether this application comes from Apple appstore. Apple says the screen and selects all applications before being placed in the appstore. Should be, the application named "photospy" do not pass this selection of photos to remember someone's cell phone privacy issues associated with them.
Apple itself has not given official information about the bug in this IOS security system.
Once the user gives permission an application that appears suddenly on the iPhone, iPad or iPod to have access to location information such as the picture above, this application can then copy your entire photo library users, without notice or warning.
Not yet clear whether this application comes from Apple appstore. Apple says the screen and selects all applications before being placed in the appstore. Should be, the application named "photospy" do not pass this selection of photos to remember someone's cell phone privacy issues associated with them.
Apple itself has not given official information about the bug in this IOS security system.
Sony Ericsson Xperia S price and features
Sony Ericsson Xperia S was officially introduced to the market yesterday. The plan, this smart phone will start to circulate around the end of March in Indonesia. This
phone features 4.3-inch screen with HD resolution (720 × 1280 pixels),
Qualcomm MSM8260 chipset heavyweight dual-core 1.5GHz and 1GB RAM. Xperia S also offers an internal storage of 16GB or 32GB, but unfortunately there are no expansion options.
Equipped with a rear 12-megapixel Exmor R sensor backlit Sony, while in front there is a 1.3MP camera for video calls. Unfortunately, the Xperia S will come with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, but do not worry because it will get the upgrade Ice Cream Sandwich in the second half of 2012."It costs about $550. "said Hanny Sanjaya, Marketing Communications Manager of Sony Ericsson Indonesia, in a press conference at the office of Sony Ericsson, Jakarta, yesterday afternoon.We summarize some of the opinions of the site in the world of Sony Technology Xperia S is for you.Technologyfrazer: "We appreciate the aesthetics of a clear focus here, but everything is a bit counterproductive. The handset itself has a nice feel, with the back concave, which makes the handset a little thicker. But this is a bit a deficiency which the Android segment of the population is in a race to try to win the title "world's thinnest." And should have something more than a 1.5 GHz CPU and 1GB RAM. "T3: "Xperia S is a smartphone with Android operating system is excellent. The camera is one of the best we've ever seen on Android devices, while it is the lack of UI over-bearing and for the most part, the design of the handle is not very natural feel. "Slashgear: "Sony XPERIA S is the second smartphone released by manufacturing, in addition to the XPERIA Ion LTE. Unfortunately XPERIA S is launched in the U.S., I would almost rather see him than the Xperia Ion LTE. Both phones unfortunately only runs Android 2.3.7 (Gingerbread) but already have the latest version of their UI Timescape. "Techradar: "As a smartphone, Sony Xperia S is a highly desirable phone. Have a great look is sleek and we give credit to Sony who gave a good display design for Xperia S. "Here is a video display for Xperia S. This product may be obtained from the end of March in Indonesia with an estimated price of $550.
It can be ascertained that the Iranian government will shut down its Internet access. This will result in almost all Internet users in Iran to lose access to the outside world. According to Iranian news agency, Iran's 30 million citizens could no longer connect to their accounts on Facebook, Gmail, Yahoo, and Hotmail.
"The closure is done by introducing so-called national intranet to the Internet for a clean," said Minister of Information and Communication Technology of Iran, Reza Taghipour. This blocking action will begin with a close popular services such as Google, Hotmail and Yahoo in the next month and will be done gradually.
The Iranian government will replace it with Iran and Iran Search Engine Mail.
The Iranian government expects in August all access to be blocked completely foreign. Instead, all the Internet Service Provider (ISP) only displays the service of Iran, based on the news that dilasir by The Next Web, Tuesday (10/05/2012).
"Internet from outside chance to promote the crime, discord, moral content that is not healthy, and teach the doctrine of atheism," said Taghipour.
"The closure is done by introducing so-called national intranet to the Internet for a clean," said Minister of Information and Communication Technology of Iran, Reza Taghipour. This blocking action will begin with a close popular services such as Google, Hotmail and Yahoo in the next month and will be done gradually.
The Iranian government will replace it with Iran and Iran Search Engine Mail.
The Iranian government expects in August all access to be blocked completely foreign. Instead, all the Internet Service Provider (ISP) only displays the service of Iran, based on the news that dilasir by The Next Web, Tuesday (10/05/2012).
"Internet from outside chance to promote the crime, discord, moral content that is not healthy, and teach the doctrine of atheism," said Taghipour.
