What absolute rubbish. The author clearly doesn't know the first thing about how iOS works, which makes the title ambitious to say the least. For starters, co

What absolute rubbish. The author clearly doesn't know the first thing about how iOS works, which makes the title ambitious to say the least. For starters, contrary to what the article claims, the Citibank app did not store information where other apps on the phone could get at it - indeed, one of the really frustrating things for iOS devs is the fact that there isn't actually a convenient way of sharing data between apps. This is the only example of a security flaw in iOS that is listed in the article, and it is completely bogus. To add insult to injury, the same app written on Android would indeed have this exact problem as Android allows sharing of data between apps, making it clearly the less secure of the two platforms if you were silly enough to make that call based on this one example.