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hlthe2b

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5. Right... as I am paying for TWO concurrent full internet security packages for my windows PC's AND

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Thu Sep 6, 2012, 12:17 PM

Sep 2012

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STILL have to periodically scan with two additional dupe malware/trojan detectors, since even the most cautious practices are far from completely protective if one uses the internet at all.

yeah, the non apple products are surely so much MORE secure.

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How did 12 million Apple device IDs end up with FBI? [View all] dixiegrrrrl Sep 2012 OP

Don't believe everything you read. randome Sep 2012 #1

Using your logic... dixiegrrrrl Sep 2012 #4

How is "TNW" Apples website? SunsetDreams Sep 2012 #9

Too many windows open...thnx for pointing that out. dixiegrrrrl Sep 2012 #12

My point is that the hackers claim one thing, the FBI says they didn't get the IDs from them. randome Sep 2012 #11

I hear ya.. dixiegrrrrl Sep 2012 #14

Glad I don't own any of these expenive toys CountAllVotes Sep 2012 #2

Right... as I am paying for TWO concurrent full internet security packages for my windows PC's AND hlthe2b Sep 2012 #5

Yep CountAllVotes Sep 2012 #8

we get the government we deserve datasuspect Sep 2012 #3

Try plotting a 21st Cen. rebellion without a cell phone, laptop and TV. leveymg Sep 2012 #6

you can't lynch wall street capitalist gangsters with an iPhone datasuspect Sep 2012 #7

You can't get within 300 meters to do it that way, either. leveymg Sep 2012 #10

which is why THIS is unsettling dixiegrrrrl Sep 2012 #13

Local area cell phone transmission jammers been around for years - not Apple proprietary technology leveymg Sep 2012 #15