I feel that if the absence of a kill switch is a deciding factor for you when choosing a smartphone then you shouldn't be using a smartphone in the first place.

I feel that if the absence of a kill switch is a deciding factor for you when choosing a smartphone then you shouldn't be using a smartphone in the first place. Also, interestingly enough Blackberry isn't a part of the Group which aligns pretty well with their image. http://www.cio.com/article/2370034/smartphones/blackberry-not-a-part-of-smartphone--kill-switch--group--updated-.html http://www.cio.com/article/2370034/smartphones/blackberry-no...