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It would be interesting to see their agreements with the carriers. Presumably the carriers could request any data, not simply diagnostics. It certainly sounds
by 101001010101 15y ago
It would be interesting to see their agreements with the carriers.
Presumably the carriers could request any data, not simply diagnostics.
It certainly sounds like CIQ is prepared to deliver whatever a carrier might ask for: CIQ's rootkit can capture everything.
- tptacek 15y agoAt (grave) risk of being repetitive: if you don't trust your carrier with your personal information, you shouldn't be using Android phones on their network. CIQ or not, carriers have vastly more information about most people to work with than e.g. Google.
- 101001010101 15y agoAt least you have an agreement with your carrier. Alas, you have none with CIQ. Even though you're using their software.
- dedward 15y agoAll agreements and contracts aside, a legal court order to help with an investigation is unlikely to be ignored.
- 101001010101 15y agoAnd I'd guess they still charge a fee for that, too. :)