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> Unless the point is to lock down the phone so strictly that no info can leak or be taken off the phone. That's simple. But that would make a phone that's prac
by FalconSensei 7y ago
> Unless the point is to lock down the phone so strictly that no info can leak or be taken off the phone. That's simple. But that would make a phone that's practically useless for everyday personal use except if you're a paranoid spy.
Agree!
In the end, people want to use their phones to socialize online, share pics, use maps, check weather, sync files and photos to the cloud.
When you remove too much, and make the entry barrier too high, people will just ignore it.