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No, the problem is that she changed her phone's settings without realizing the ramifications. Despite the fact that Amanda thinks AT&T controls her iPhone, the
by martey 16y ago
No, the problem is that she changed her phone's settings without realizing the ramifications. Despite the fact that Amanda thinks AT&T controls her iPhone, the fact of the matter is that they could only block it from the network, not remove all of the information from it.
- rbanffy 16y agoShe gave her company control over her phone because she didn't think of it, because it felt completely natural for her that AT&T would be in control of her phone, not her. People's misconceptions about the technologies they build their lives around sometimes give space to a lot of pain.