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In addition to the other commentors' responses, I'd like to point something out: when you use Verizon to send an SMS, you know that they can read it (and may or
by jmgrosen 12y ago
In addition to the other commentors' responses, I'd like to point something out: when you use Verizon to send an SMS, you know that they can read it (and may or may not actually store it), whereas in this case, it was being done without the user's knowledge. That's the major problem for me. (Along with it being unencrypted... eww.)