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I don't see why you would suspect such a thing. All iphones already have a unique identifier, and the device is associated with your itunes account. So, Apple
by ryanhuff 16y ago
I don't see why you would suspect such a thing. All iphones already have a unique identifier, and the device is associated with your itunes account. So, Apple has all the information they need to authenticate you.
I can see no evidence in the facts that they are following the model that you stated.
- gojomo 16y agoA 'sneaky suspicion' means it's derived from my slightly-paranoid intuition, not extant facts. We'll see! (Maybe Gizmodo will get some jailbreak pro to make one of their phones selfidentify as Jonny Ive's, then crank-FaceTime Steve Jobs. Or maybe not.)